Ambitious, curious, compassionate. Andrés counts working with the 2008 Obama campaign as his political highlight, and he has worked on countless campaigns since. He has worked internationally as well, doing a stint as a child labour prevention program in Nicaragua. Born in Mexico, Andrés this Canadian works with the student union at the University of Waterloo. Andrés writes for The Verb because he wants to influence the UNFCCC process through specialised media coverage by bringing the stories that matter most to the people who can effect change. He writes on education, Canada, and Latin America.
The Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) launched its Marrakech Vision on the last day of the UN climate talks, explaining how its members would both fight climate change and better the
The Marrakech Action Proclamation and what that means for COP22.
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Canada’s new government wants to restore the nations international and environmental reputation.
A majority of citizens believe governments should do whatever it takes to stay within the 2°C goal at the Paris negotiations.