Last weekend, hundreds of young people boarded a specially chartered train in Amsterdam to travel to Glasgow ahead of the United Nations COP26 climate summit.
Among them were scientists, activists and policy makers. In a Nature podcast special - we boarded teh train to catch up caught up with some of them on board - to talk about their science, their motivations and their message.
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