Dear Mr Miliband...

Good luck in your new job.

My question to you is...

How are you going to bring clarity in understanding about Energy and Climate Change -  In Schools, Businesses and Homes - we are all looking for direction and a strategy to believe in.

Here are some views from a recent Climate Change conference. What is your view?

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I would loved to of been there but my comment to Mr Miliband would be: the government should invest more money into environmental technology such as the hydro car and solar technology.

And teachers need to take this far more seriously. how can you help them?

Great question I was at a conference yesterday called Earth Summit and the students in the audience also felt that there needs to be much more information and involvement in schools.

must have been fun. wish I was there. I can't think of what I would say to mr miliband.

My friend from school went, she is on the video. The following day she said how much fun and educational it was, She also said that the best part of it was (you would have never guessed) Painting her feet with footprint friends.

I hope Mr Miliband is doing a good job. Most people just yap on and on about what they are gonna do to help the environment, and then don't do it.

When did he start?

I don't know. Richard I think this might be a question for you. Or someone who knows alot about mr miliband

help us to save the planet

I Think that Mr Miliband is trying - he looked crest fallen when the negotiations fell apart earlier today....

Speaking in Copenhagen he said: ‘We’re now getting close to midnight in this negotiation and we need to act like it. That means more urgency to solve problems not just identify them, more willingness to shift from entrenched positions and more ambitious commitments.

‘If we want to do a deal we will all need to create greater momentum and make active efforts to find solutions. We need more progress before the leaders arrive.’

Prime Minister Gordon Brown will arrive in Copenhagen tomorrow evening. Around 120 world leaders – including US President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh - have committed to go to Copenhagen in an important signal of political will.

Tonight our young reporters and the UKYCC have an invitation to speak with Ed in his hotel - watch this site for updates and blogs on what he had to say.