One Size Does Not Fit All: Individualizing Climate Action Plans in Southern California by Moore, Danielle

“…Multiple policy recommendations across different scales are then made for the city itself, the state of California, the U.S. federal government, and the Mexican government. These recommendations include further community engagement, stronger top-down climate goals, increasing meeting accessibility, making funding more available for Imperial Beach from California, and more. …”
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Can the Vaquita Be Saved From Extinction? by Gerardo Rodríguez-Quiroz, Wenceslao Valenzuela-Quiñonez, Héctor A. González-Ocampo, Alfredo Ortega-Rubio

“…Since 2008, the Mexican government has taken environmental and economic actions to protect the vaquita’s focusing in reducing by-catch deaths to zero. …”
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Economic surplus implications of Mexico’s decision to phaseout genetically modified maize imports by Diego Maximiliano Macall, William A. Kerr, Stuart J. Smyth

“…ABSTRACTThe Mexican government has decided to ban imports of genetically modified (GM) maize, to rely on agroecology for maize production to satisfy domestic yellow maize requirements. …”
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Used Vehicle Imports Impact on New Vehicle Sales: The Mexican Case by Ted Chu, Alejandro Delgado

“…Industry generated revenue losses for both automakers and the Mexican government could reach as high as $100 billion in the 2009-2019 period.…”
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Mitochondrial DNA and local ecological knowledge reveal two lineages of leatherback turtle on the beaches of Oaxaca, Mexico by Carlos Abraham Castillo-Morales, Andrea Sáenz-Arroyo, Gabriela Castellanos-Morales, Lorena Ruíz-Montoya

“…Abstract Despite multiple conservation efforts of the Mexican government, the leatherback turtle is at serious risk of extinction. …”
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Teaching Our Own Babies: Teachers' Life Journeys into Community - Based Initial Education in Indigenous Oaxaca, Mexico by Lois M. Meyer

“…The goal was to enrich these local teachers' background knowledge and equip them with research skills to investigate and honor the communal practices, governance, and perspectives (known as comunalidad) of the rural indigenous communities where they teach, in order to generate an authentic, community-based approach to Initial Education for pregnant mothers, babies and toddlers up to 3 years old – a ground-breaking alternative to the Mexican government’s homogeneous Initial Education approach. …”
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“Se levanta en el mástil mi bandera…” Reflexiones en torno al nacionalismo mexicano by Dr. Salvador Sigüenza Orozco

“…Then, the article identifies the mechanisms used by the Mexican government to establish the national consciousness among the population. …”
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Analysis of the Death Risk of Covid-19 Patients Using Extended Cox model by Cyndy Romarizka, Mohamat Fatekurohman, I Made Tirta

“…The data used in this study is data on Covid-19 patients obtained from the Mexican Government, with response variables namely time and status and predictor variables, namely patient laboratory results in the form of a history of illness that has been suffered by Covid-19 patients so that they adopt the extended model to evaluate the data. …”
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Municipal Risk Atlases in Mexico as policy instruments for territorial regulation by Naxhelli Ruiz Rivera, José María Casado Izquierdo, María Teresa Sánchez Salazar

“…Municipal Risk Atlases are one of the policy instruments that Mexican government has prioritized in the last few years in order to consolidate the territorial regulation of human settlements in the country. …”
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The Status and Evolution of Energy Supply and Use in Mexico Prior to the 2014 Energy Reform: An Input-Output Approach † by Zeus Guevara, Oscar Córdoba, Edith X. M. García, Rafael Bouchain

“…In 2014, the Mexican government approved a bold energy reform that allows private energy companies to freely participate in the energy market (something prohibited during the previous eight decades). …”
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Critical mass: the creation of Pajarero/Birder communities in Mexico for citizen science by L. Arturo Vallejo-Novoa

“…The explosion in the number of practitioners since then has been largely the product of institutional arrangements and top-down initiatives carried out by Mexican government environmental agencies. Building on recent STS approaches to public participation that conceive citizen science as a situated and contextual phenomenon, I propose that public policies can be legitimately used to create publics. …”
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Hollow Threats: Transnational Food and Beverage Companies’ Use of International Agreements to Fight Front-of-Pack Nutrition Labeling in Mexico and Beyond by Eric Crosbie, Angela Carriedo, Laura Schmidt

“…In October 2019, the Mexican government reformed its General Health Law thus establishing the warning approach to front-of-pack nutrition labeling (FOPNL), and in March 2020, modified its national standard, revamping its ineffective FOPNL, one preemptively developed by industry actors. …”
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La estrategia contra el crimen organizado en México: análisis del diseño de la política pública by Juan Carlos Montero

“…The main finding is the identification of the Mexican's government objective in the "war against organized crime" switching the focus from organized crime to the violence created by criminal organizations. …”
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Designing adaptable housing : the specific case of INFONAVIT by Martin, Andrea M

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"Long live a free China!": the Mexican communist press and the construction of Mao's leadership (1924-1949) by Jaime Ortega Reyna, Ricardo Yanuel Fuentes

“…The attention on China and its revolutions during the 20th century were the object of interest of communist organizations in Mexico before the Mexican government established relations with the Asian country. …”
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A new entity for the negotiation of public procurement prices for patented medicines in Mexico by Octavio Gómez-Dantés, Veronika J Wirtz, Michael R Reich, Paulina Terrazas, Maki Ortiz

“…APPROACH: To help control expenditure on patented medicines, in 2008 the Mexican Government created the Coordinating Commission for Negotiating the Price of Medicines and other Health Inputs (CCPNM), whose role, as the name suggests, is to enter into price negotiations with drug manufacturers for patented drugs on Mexico's list of essential medicines. …”
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The Inventory Routing Problem with Priorities and Fixed Heterogeneous Fleet by Paulina A. Avila-Torres, Nancy M. Arratia-Martinez, Efraín Ruiz-y-Ruiz

“…The company delivers oxygen to industrial customers, as well as hospitals and other medical facilities. Due to Mexican government regulations, the company requires prioritizing deliveries to hospitals and medical facilities over its industrial customers. …”
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Estimating Internal Migration in Contemporary Mexico and its Relevance in Gridded Population Distributions by Bryan Jones, Fernando Riosmena, Daniel H. Simon, Deborah Balk

“…Besides discussing the likely limitations of these<br />measures, using official projections from the Mexican government, we illustrate how<br />migration/mobility data improve the estimation of spatial/gridded population dynamics. …”
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The Relationship between Trade Liberalization, Sea Freight, and Carbon-Dioxide Emissions within the Perspective of EKC: The Case of Mexico by Yunus Emre Kayabas

“…All empirical evidence demonstrates that the Mexican government should take radical steps to prevent environmental degradation. …”
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Ventanillas de Salud (VDS) and Mobile Health Units (MHU): A binational collaborative models by María Gudelia Rangel Gómez, María Gudelia Rangel Gómez, Saúl Salazar, Ana María López Jaramillo, Isaura Angélica Lira Chávez, Alejandra Romero Rangel, Martha Leticia Caballero Abraham, Luis Gutiérrez Reyes, Cecilia B. Rosales

“…To help reduce the gaps in health care for the Mexican population, the Mexican government, in collaboration with strategic allies from various sectors, launched the Ventanillas de Salud (VDS) strategy, which was subsequently reinforced through the Mobile Health Units (MHU) care model. …”
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