blog Children’s Lobby at Parliament Square launches Letters to the Earth COP26 Campaign

Children gathered at Parliament Square in London to read their Letters to the Earth, ahead of the Cop26 summit in Glasgow. Matilda Minchin and Belle Rice, 9, read their letters along with Thurston Blackburn, 12, and siblings Sarah, Hisham and Maryam. MPs Caroline Lucas and Clive Lewis talk about the importance of the CEE Bill to protect the environment and Kay Michael explains why it's important to give children a voice and platform at a young age.
As schools return and as the UK parliament resits after the summer break, the Letters to the Earth campaign calls on people nationwide to raise their voice for the protection of nature and for a safe future for every child - and to be heard by those making decisions at the next UN Climate Conference hosted in the UK this November, COP26.

In light of the UN’s IPCC ‘code red’ report on August 9th and the UNICEF report on August 19th stating the extreme risks faced by over a billion of the Earth's children from climate and nature...

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