World Environment Center Blog Post by Alianza MX Climate Ambassador Ariadnna García of UC San Diego
The effects of climate change on the planet are increasingly worrying and ecosystems and their species suffer increasingly serious consequences.
California stands in the United States as a laboratory for accelerating the energy transition of cargo transportation.
The breakneck transition to zero-emission vehicle adoption is being accompanied by equally accelerating technological disruption.
Transportes y Turismo coverage of the MX-US Binational Forum on the Transition to Zero-Emissions Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles
In recent days, the W Mexico City hotel was the scene of the first edition of the Women's Energy & Sustainability Summit (WESS) 2023. The forum was a space for exhibition and debate on the present and future of the energy sector, the environment and sustainability.
Faced with tensions between different regions of the world and the remnants of interruptions in different supply chains caused by the pandemic, among other reasons, hundreds of transnational companies are seeking to relocate strategic value chains to Mexican territory.
A few weeks ago, the international scientific community once again warned that the world is rapidly approaching irreversible levels of global warming, with catastrophic impacts inevitable, calling for drastic and immediate action, within the next seven years, to avoid catastrophe. , reducing carbon emissions and increasing resilience and adaptation actions with a climate justice approach.
he director of Alianza México at the University of California marks the geopolitical sense of electromobility in the States of North America. Public investment, political bidding, and technology deals are underway. What should Mexico do?
Writer Jeff Goodell encourages dialogue about the effects of heat. “Heat is the first-order threat that drives all other impacts of the climate crisis.
This is Antonio Villaraigosa, who from 2005 to 2013 was the first Mexican-American mayor of Los Angeles (California, United States) since 1873 and convinced that both countries should collaborate more and not lose opportunities.
In an interview with Enrique Muñoz MonitorEsMultimedia, the undersecretary Martha Delgado, talks about the important investment agreement in Mexico by the Tesla company, after Investor Day 2023 took place.