”We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.”
Introducing:
Formerly known as “COP26 and beyond”
Supported by Wyeside Consulting Ltd.
About Us
Young people worldwide have been setting the pace on effective action on climate change.
This site was set up to support them – with ideas, a platform, a newsletter, resources, articles, interviews, briefings, events, publications and films.
We aim to keep the best available science on climate change and biodiversity ‘centre stage’ and given a voice, while helping to find ways through to better outcomes on climate policy: from laws, education, engineering and government action.
Who we are
William Wilson
William Wilson is an environmental and energy lawyer who has worked in government, private practice and consultancy. He has worked on key environmental laws in the UK, European Union, Middle East and South East Asia.
William works as a barrister, through Wyeside Consulting Ltd.
Sam Wilson
Sam Wilson has an MA in International Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Leeds, seven years teaching experience across Yorkshire and has worked as a researcher for the Overseas Development Institute at the EdTech Hub.
He is currently undertaking an ODI Fellowship, on secondment to the Federal Ministry of Education in Pakistan, where climate change is an ever increasing part of his work.
Edward Wilson
Edward Wilson is a Chartered Mechanical Engineer and a Member of the IMechE. He has a MEng in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Southampton and six years of experience in the energy industry.
He has worked on civil nuclear projects in the UK, and now lives in Connecticut in the USA, where he is working on the design and manufacture of fuel cells and electrolysers.
Our Aim
Inform ◆ Engage ◆ Inspire
Our Topics
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Climate Science
The science of climate change and biodiversity loss is cumulative and comprehensive. We need to ensure it is heard, and driving policy.
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Adaptation
Climate change is happening already. What can we do to reduce its impacts? From disaster risk management to climate resilient architecture.
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Politics & Negotiations
Finding common solutions to a massive problem affecting the whole planet, and helping young people to participate effectively.
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The Energy Transition
How can we moving away from using fossil fuels for electricity, power, heating & transport – and ensuring a ‘just transition’ with new opportunities for workers in fossil fuel industries?
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Climate Law
Climate litigation is surging worldwide, and it matters, but it is only part of the picture. Better national laws, effectively enforced, can deliver results with public support. How do we get there?
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Education & Opportunities
Students demand education that addresses climate change. In some countries the climate is destroying school buildings and threatening lives and education. Yet climate change is also producing whole new professions, new jobs and new opportunities.
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Biodiversity
The threats to our natural world go far beyond climate change. From habitat loss, to plastic pollution to urbanisation. We look at how we can work towards a more thriving natrual world.
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Guest Blogs
We have welcomed guest blogs from Kenya, India, the UK, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bhutan and South Korea, and have interviewed international experts and young climate activists and professionals. These give new perspectives and help untangle big issues.
