Mexico’s intensifying heat waves and droughts underline the impact of human-induced climate change across North America. On Thursday, April 20 at 10:15 p.m. ET / 8:15 p.m. Mexico City time, Washington Post Live travels to Mexico City to speak with the secretary of foreign affairs Marcelo Ebrard about the country’s climate goals and other top policy issues. Yucatán Gov. Mauricio Vila will also discuss the impact of climate change on his state, how to protect vulnerable communities and the role of the clean energy economy in the future.
Watch Live: wapo.st/climateapril20virtual
All Washington Post Live programs feature closed captioning.
In a segment presented by 3M, Jana Nieto, Area Director, Government Affairs & Sustainability/ESG, 3M Latin America shares how the company is working to improve the footprint of its local operations and applying science to help advance circular economy, climate solutions and healthier, safer communities. By contributing its capabilities to the global fight against climate change, 3M aims to show that building a brighter future can mean more sustainable business for the private sector. Climate change is significantly impacting life in Mexico, but collaboration between government, corporations and communities offers promising solutions.
