On the penultimate day of the conference, representatives from human rights organisations questioned the climate summit’s failings in regards to human rights.

There have been some important steps taken to tackle the climate crisis at the summit in Glasgow, but will it be enough?

Discussion, reflection, and compassion are necessary in fostering a productive discussion of climate issues.

Climate education is a topic that’s been largely neglected by government discussions and even at COP26, but it could be the key to a greener future.

Introduced as a dialogue between the generations, intended to highlight the voice of the youth, this event utterly failed to live up to its commitments. 

The mass march will be attended by school pupils of all ages, and its route passes the COP26 event.

Alok Sharma met with Indigenous leaders at COP26 to discuss the importance of Indigenous knowledge in climate solutions.

A discussion of the role intergovernmental organisations must play in the coming years to help tackle climate change.

The Treasury has proposed rules regarding more transparency from financial firms and institutions outlining how they plan to reach net-zero, but the rules are not considered mandatory. 

Reports revealing a lack of government commitment on climate issues and increased sanctions on protesting leave me doubtful as to what the climate summit can really achieve.

Workers in Glasgow City Council’s cleansing department have gone ahead with industrial action to protest for better conditions for lowest paid workers.

COP26 is one of the most important meetings between world leaders of all time, and COP President Alok Sharma has said that it is now or never in regards to keeping the global temperature rises lower than 1.5C.