Youth and Environment Europe
This youth-led environmental organisation was founded in 1983 and has grown since then to lead the way in European climate activism.
This youth-led environmental organisation was founded in 1983 and has grown since then to lead the way in European climate activism.
In this article we elaborate on the term just transition, a concept that entails both - climate change mitigation and quality jobs in a green economy, in the context of the UNFCCC and COP.
This review evaluates the Environmental Science BSc at the University of Helsinki.
Elizaveta Nidzelskaya sets out the role of a host country at COP, the UK’s agenda for the summit and how it is being delivered, and the extent to which the UK’s own climate policy supports or undermines its position as COP26 President.
This is the second article in a series analysing the potential of nuclear fission energy, evaluating current policy and its benefits and downsides.
Youth Climate Leaders tackle the climate crisis and structural unemployment together! Read on to hear their story.
This article investigates the role of technology in meeting the climate goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
This article introduces the Financial Mechanism established in the UNFCCC treaty, which aims to establish instruments and channels for developed country Parties to assist developing country Parties to be able to mitigate and adapt to the climate crisis.
This article examines the definition of nuclear fission, and the advantages and disadvantages of it as an energy production process.
In this review, former student Jarmo discusses his experience studying for an interdisciplinary master’s degree in climate change at University College London. He explains the course’s structure, makes recommendations for potential applications, and discusses what life is like as a student in London.