The Diagnosis and Recommendations for the transition of the automotive industry in Mexico was presented at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, headed by Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard, where industry leaders, officials and experts highlighted the need to move towards the electrification of transportation in Mexico as something strategic to give viability and competitiveness to the sector.
World Environment Center Blog Post by Alianza MX Climate Ambassador Ariadnna García of UC San Diego
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.
The effects of climate change on the planet are increasingly worrying and ecosystems and their species suffer increasingly serious consequences.
In order to listen to all the relevant players in the automotive industry in Mexico and its derivatives, the Working Group for the Electrification of Transportation proposed organizing round tables with the competent legal bodies on lithium, with the aim of guaranteeing that this resource generate the greatest benefits for the country.
The Mx Alliance of the University of California and the team of the General Directorate of Global Economic Impulse of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented the Diagnosis and Recommendations study for the electrification of transport.
In a context of political polarization, social inequality and a growing questioning of science, universities are key actors to build a proactive dialogue.
Immigration has long been a political football in the United States. But If you’re wondering why America’s labor shortage persists nearly three years into the Covid pandemic, it’s in part because America doesn’t have enough immigrants.
On the other hand, the Law crystallizes a vision of how clean energies can reduce other global evils, such as inflation and the geopolitical implications associated with the dependence on fossil energies. Opinion by Isabel Studer in "El Heraldo".
Dra. Isabel Studer, Director of Alianza MX of the University o California share this topic in an interview with Yuriria Sierra of Imagen Radio
The University of California fosters cooperation
Transportes y Turismo coverage of the MX-US Binational Forum on the Transition to Zero-Emissions Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicles