75. Cultivating Land and Community: Hope for Haiti with Ryan Robinson and David Sanon

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In keeping with a focus on the environmental, political, and economic struggles of the Haitian people, Forrest talks with Ryan Robinson and David Sanon of Konbit Haiti. Konbit Haiti was founded jointly by a group of Americans and Haitians; they continue to work together to support family health, local business development, and environmentally sustainable practices to meet needs such as clean water, sanitation, and productive farming.
Guests: David Sanon and Ryan Robinson

Konbit Haiti
David Sanon: Environmental Branch Director
Ryan Robinson: Executive Director

Mentions:

Cholera outbreak in Haiti
Konbit Haiti’s W.A.S.H. program
Gleaning in the Old Testament
Waste problem in Cité Soleil, Haiti
Deforestation in Haiti: United Nations article, effects on mass extinction, rates and statistics
American rice and Haiti: BBC article, Cornell paper, USDA report
Trees and heat reduction: EPA article
Climate compensation: COP27 agreement, PBS article
Haiti and American peanuts: NPR article
UN resolution on Haitian violence: PBS article
Give to Konbit Haiti
Circlewood Course: How Creation Works: Science for Everyday Earthkeepers

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