California-Mexico 2030 Summit

Turning Climate Challenges into Opportunities

The California-Mexico 2030 Summit is organized around the transition to a sustainable and climate-resilient binational economy. The Summit follows the recent celebration of the bicentennial in diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico, providing an opportunity to reflect on the current state of the binational relationship and to identify key strategic areas for collaboration to address the most relevant shared challenges in this decade.

 

The Summit will showcase existing research projects that UC experts are developing in partnership with their Mexican peers and help identify existing knowledge gaps. It will also provide opportunities for engagement with other stakeholders—including policymakers from the California and Mexican state governments as well as the US and Mexican federal governments—to discuss emerging policy challenges and design research programs that can offer innovative solutions

 

DATE

April 19–20, 2023

Casa de la Universidad de California en México: del Carmen 1, Chimalistac, Álvaro obregón, 01070 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Policy Briefs by the Electric Vehicle Research Center of the Institute of Transportation Studies of UC Davis

as part of the US-MEXICO high level task force for the Zero Emission Vehicles

Presentations

Track A: The Binational Transition to Zero-Emission Vehicles

Research: The Transition in Light-Duty Vehicle

Research: The Transition in Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Track B: The Binational Outlook for Sustainable Energy

Policy Dialogue: Renewable Energy

Track C: Climate Justice, Water & Agriculture

Research & Policy: Climate Change, Workers & Health (Think Tank)

Track D: Climate Justice & Urban Development

Research: Climate, Health & Urban Design

Policy Dialogue: Heat in Cities

Research: A New Approach to Community Engagement and the Role of Universies

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