Climate challenges and international cooperation in the framework of the 2030 Agenda
Abstract
Climate change represents one of the main threats facing humanity in the 21st Century. The increase in world temperature as a consequence of human activities has meant the appearance of increasingly extreme meteorological phenomena that compromise people's lives and risking their development. In this context, the international community intervenes to deal with this issue and reach for agreements that allow solving a global challenge. The effects of global warming become more evident, therefore it is required to take urgent actions and making alliances to attain the objectives set in order to achieve climate neutrality and ensure a sustainable development. In this sense, Mexico and Spain cooperate through a bilateral relation to face the climate crisis. The objective of this article is to understand the current events that guide the climate change that we face in 2020.
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