The CICM highlighted that the updated environmental legislation introduces key mechanisms aimed at modernizing environmental impact assessments, strengthening regulatory compliance, and aligning national infrastructure development with international climate standards. Engineers welcomed the clearer guidelines for project planning, noting that well-defined environmental parameters help reduce legal uncertainty and incentivize sustainable private investment across the energy, transport, and urban infrastructure sectors. Chief among these challenges is ensuring effective enforcement without creating bureaucratic bottlenecks that derail critical infrastructure timelines. The CICM stressed that municipal and federal environmental oversight bodies urgently require technical capacity building, adequate funding, and technological modernization to efficiently process environmental permits. The organization concluded that while Mexico’s new environmental framework provides a promising blueprint for green infrastructure, its ultimate success relies on rigorous technical execution, transparent monitoring, and long-term institutional commitment.