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The end of the COP26 climate conference's first week saw the streets of Glasgow teeming with thousands of demonstrators including climate and environmental activists and campaigners.
Demonstrators are disgruntled by what they deem governments' failure to meet targets on global warming and their slowness to act on climate change.
Youth activist Greta Thunberg, also at the protests, shared the sentiments of protesters, highlighting what she sees as the "all talk and no action" approach of world leaders at the conference.
Glasgow, the focal point for the global climate marches, saw people championing their cause and demanding alacrity on the part of governments.
Alex Jones is uneasy about the repercussions of the COP26 outcomes on future generations.
Jayne Whitehead is convinced that the public's action needs the backing of governments' and the introduction of stringent measures to slash levels of carbon emissions.
Furthering the cause of ending fossil fuel use and coming to the aid of those already bearing the brunt of climate change, more marches are slated to take place globally.
Jenny Rise believes that world leaders fear these movements.
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