young people
Africa is the most worried continent, after experiencing climate shocks themselves – a UNICEF report has found
Nearly 59% of kids aged 6-15 years want to see more renewables power their schools, according to a new survey
Politicians and world leaders heard the thoughts of young people on what needs to be done to tackle climate change – inside and outside of the conference
The Education Secretary will announce new measures later today to empower more young people to take action to protect the environment and mitigate climate change
If the legislation is passed, around 5,000 additional families will receive the payments under the Child Winter Heating Assistance
It will run from 28th to 31st October and aims to help young people prepare for their participation in the climate summit in November
More than half of UK teenagers aged between 15 and 18 think climate change is the biggest problem in the world while 77% admit the 16-year-old Swedish activist has influenced them
Its research found 18 to 34-year olds are least likely to know if the area where they live is at risk of flooding and how to protect their homes and possessions
The announcement is part of the 2019 ‘Year of Green Action’ aimed at encouraging more people to be involved in projects to improve the natural world
Around 80% would also like renewables to be the largest component in the future electricity mix