Young people are voting for climate action in the Scottish elections this May.
Scottish Youth Climate Coalition are a coalition of young people who want to make sure that the next cohort of MSPs will take action on climate.
We're turning the tables by asking candidates questions on climate change and grading them on how they do.
83% of school pupils in the UK think it’s important for leaders to do more to tackle climate change.
Our asks:
- School students are taught about environmental issues
- An energy transition that lowers costs and strengthens community
- Buses publicly owned, with a £2 fare cap and free for under 30s
- Our oceans free of rubbish and destructive fishing
- Legal implementation of circular economy measures
Contact your Scottish Parliament candidates
Contact your MSP candidates asking them to respond to five key questions - so we can assess their climate score.
Send the email to your candidates today:
Received a response? Submit it here:
How did the candidates score?
Look below to see how we scored candidates.
About the Scottish Youth Climate Coalition
Teach the Future is part of the Scotland Youth Climate Coalition, a group of youth organisations calling for the Scottish government to take stronger action to tackle climate change and protect nature. The coalition includes Young Friends of the Earth Scotland, 2050 Climate Group, Young Sea Changers Scotland, Green New Deal Rising, and People and Planet. Ahead of the upcoming Scottish elections, we have launched a candidate card campaign, inspired by Teach the Future’s previous successful General Election campaign. We have developed a step-by-step guide on how to contact your MSP candidates to ask them to respond to five key questions. Candidates’ responses are then reviewed and given an overall grade from A-D.