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On April 19, Mexico's Senate approved a climate change bill, adopted earlier in the year by the Chamber of Deputies, that would require Mexico cut emissions 30 from current levels by 2020 and 50 from 2000 levels by 2050, as well as create a voluntary cap-and-trade scheme
Under the Draft Official Mexican Standard, published March 14, Mexico plans to establish standards requiring new residential buildings to obtain a certain level of energy efficiency, primarily through insulation
The Good Neighbor Environmental Board released a report December 14 concluding that all renewable energy planning and land-use projects along the U.S.-Mexico border should optimize the use of rooftops, brownfields, greyfields, and under-used federal properties
