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Washington Post Live’s “This is Climate” Goes Global in Mexico City
Washington Post Live is taking its notable “This is Climate” series to an international stage. The event will take place in Mexico City on Thursday, April 20th at 10:15 p.m. ET / 8:15 p.m. local time. The bilingual program will feature in-depth discussions about Mexico’s climate policy objectives, its clean energy economy plans, and other primary bilateral issues.
Featured Speakers: Marcel Ebrard, Samuel Garcia, and Mauricio Vila
Along with the event’s prominent “This is Climate” series, the discussion in Mexico City will include three distinguished speakers. Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcel Ebrard, Nuevo Leon Governor Samuel Garcia, and Yucatan Governor Mauricio Vila will all join in the international exchange on climate policy and the importance of a clean energy economy.
Exploring Mexico’s Climate Policy Ambitions
A significant part of the event will entail thought-provoking discourse on Mexico’s climate policy ambitions. With climate change posing a threat to the entire world, Mexico’s leadership will lay out the country’s vision towards mitigating the effects of global warming through its climate policies. This conversation will also touch on Mexico’s commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement and how it aims to tackle its greenhouse gas emissions.
The Role of Clean Energy Economy in Mexico
Mexico has made significant strides in becoming one of the world’s top renewable energy producers. The country’s clean energy goals are a vital component of creating a sustainable and eco-friendly world. The event will look into Mexico’s plans to expand its clean energy industry and reduce reliance on nonrenewable energy sources.
Bilateral Discussions on Climate Change
The event will also explore critical issues concerning climate change that both Mexico and the United States face. Through the discussions, participants will aim to identify potential solutions to foster stronger bilateral collaboration on solving related challenges.
