Youth Climate Blogs
Here's a short list of youth climate blogs where you can find out about breaking news, upcoming events and 350-related actions near you.
youthclimate.org
An international youth climate news aggregator launched at COP14 in Poznan, Poland
It's Getting Hot In Here
The first youth climate blog on the planet, launched at COP12 in Montreal, Canada, mostly US-focused.
350.org
Our own blog! International.
What's With the Climate
Indian Youth Climate Network, India.
Delhi Greens
Delhi Greens Blog, India.
Australian Youth Climate Coalition
AYCC blog, Australia.
WattHead
A good place to catch up on climate news, policy and analysis, US-focused.
Bund Jugend
German Youth Environmental group Bund Jugend.
CoolClimate
Russian youth climate activist news.
Coola Ner
Swedish Youth Climate Network blog.
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