Mexico Promotes New Environmental Law After Almost Forty Years, Due to the Climate Crisis
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On Wednesday, the Government of Mexico presented a proposal to renew the country's main environmental law.
Almost four decades after the creation of the General Law on Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection, Alicia Bárcena presented a reform proposal that responds to the current challenges. Semarnat emphasized the need to integrate issues such as climate change, legal certainty for communities and investments, scientific advances and ancestral knowledge. The initiative seeks to strengthen environmental prevention and restoration with citizen…
Alicia Bárcena presented the initiative for a new General Law of Ecological Balance to update the environmental framework, strengthen environmental justice and promote community participation, ecological restoration and damage prevention.
THE HERALDE OF MEXICO The Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources, Alicia Bárcena, presented the General Law of Ecological Balance and Environmental Protection, a new relationship of environmental justice between Mexico, its people and its natural heritage. In the People's Morning of August 26, the official explained that a law of 1988, is updated because now the planet faces new environmental challenges, such as the pollution of the ocea…
The focus is to guarantee the human right to a healthy environment, prevent environmental damage and guarantee environmental justice. The Semarnat office presents new environmental law first appeared in Eleven News.
The proposal incorporates new tools for ecological restoration and to address challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, among others
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