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The Climate Change Commission

The Climate Change Commission consists of a group of talented young people from diverse academic and professional backgrounds with a passion for conserving the environment. We are convinced that protecting the environment will be a matter of societal survival going forward, and action must be taken as soon as possible to mitigate the present and future consequences of our increasing carbon emissions.

What We Do


The Climate Change Commission is dedicated to producing high-quality analysis and policy proposals focused on specific issues concerning the environment. Our commission will be split up into 3 groups that will all work together on the same goals:

  1. The first group will research the scientific aspect of reducing emissions and protecting the environment. 
  2. The second group will assess the economic impact of climate policies. 
  3. The third group will focus on the political roadblocks to implementing climate solutions. 


Together, these groups will work towards:

  • Creating a comprehensive analysis of the steps Europe has taken to reduce its emissions to understand the environment regarding EU climate policy.
  • Compiling and analysing up-to-date research on progress made in the technology sector that can increase efficiency and reduce CO2 and CO2 equivalent emissions.
  • Assessing the economic viability and impact of various climate strategies adopted by governments.
  • Fostering a positive political climate where addressing climate change is not seen as an obstacle to economic progress.
  • Developing proposals on strategies and policies EU lawmakers can introduce to reduce the European Union's impact on the environment.
  • Collaborating with other VOYCE commissions when joint research opportunities develop, particularly with the Energy Commission.
  • Advocating for the environment in all forums possible, from online spaces to the EU parliament.

Join us

Meet The Commissioner:

Rocco Ramadori

Rocco is a Canadian-Italian student pursuing a degree in economics and finance. He advocates for political and economic policies centred around protecting the environment and local ecosystems. He hopes to create a business environment where environmental protections are not seen as an obstacle to economic activity but as a measure against resource erosion and humanitarian disasters, ultimately improving the economic outlook.



info & questions:

roccoram1000@gmail.com

Meet The Fellows:

Andrea Seet

Ana Maria Lopes

Ana Maria Lopes

 Andrea is a Singapore-qualified lawyer with four years of experience in disputes and international arbitration. She also worked at the Law Society of Singapore as a Special Legal Projects Officer, where she supported strategic legal and policy initiatives through research, analysis, and implementation. Driven to bridge her commercial and

 Andrea is a Singapore-qualified lawyer with four years of experience in disputes and international arbitration. She also worked at the Law Society of Singapore as a Special Legal Projects Officer, where she supported strategic legal and policy initiatives through research, analysis, and implementation. Driven to bridge her commercial and legal advocacy experience with her commitment to social and environmental impact, Andrea is currently pursuing a Master’s in Sustainability and Social Innovation at HEC Paris, graduating in 2026. 

Ana Maria Lopes

Ana Maria Lopes

Ana Maria Lopes

Ana Maria is a Portuguese student currently pursuing a Master’s in International Development and Public Policy. She holds a Double Degree in Renewable Energy, which strengthened her technical foundation in energy systems and sustainability. Passionate about bridging the gap between science and policy, Ana Maria aspires to drive positive s

Ana Maria is a Portuguese student currently pursuing a Master’s in International Development and Public Policy. She holds a Double Degree in Renewable Energy, which strengthened her technical foundation in energy systems and sustainability. Passionate about bridging the gap between science and policy, Ana Maria aspires to drive positive societal change by ensuring that ambitious climate and development policies are both technically sound and practically feasible.

Rafael Valente

Ana Maria Lopes

Rafael Valente

 Rafael Valente is a Portuguese and Brazilian student with an MSc degree in Physics and is now pursuing a double degree in Data Science & Finance in Paris. Growing up in Brussels, he developed an early interest in the EU. Striving to contribute towards a carbon-neutral society, he aims to apply his skills to EU climate policy and help advance the Union's environmental goals.

Tara Jenkyns

Alexander Martin

Rafael Valente

Tara is a second-year Geography student at the London School of Economics and Political Science with interests in climate policy, sustainable finance, and European political economy. Through academic research and internships in ESG and climate-aligned investment, she has explored how regulatory frameworks and financial governance influenc

Tara is a second-year Geography student at the London School of Economics and Political Science with interests in climate policy, sustainable finance, and European political economy. Through academic research and internships in ESG and climate-aligned investment, she has explored how regulatory frameworks and financial governance influence environmental outcomes. She is particularly interested in how investment structures and climate policy interact with regional cohesion and economic development.

Daniel Athaide

Alexander Martin

Alexander Martin

Daniel Athaide is a Combined Honours Bachelor of Science student at Dalhousie University, pursuing a double major in Environmental Science and Environment, Sustainability, and Society. His academic work focuses on the intersection of environmental systems, policy, and social equity, with a particular interest in energy transitions. Alongs

Daniel Athaide is a Combined Honours Bachelor of Science student at Dalhousie University, pursuing a double major in Environmental Science and Environment, Sustainability, and Society. His academic work focuses on the intersection of environmental systems, policy, and social equity, with a particular interest in energy transitions. Alongside his studies, Daniel has gained hands-on experience through his work with Net Zero Atlantic, where he contributed to research and projects related to decarbonization. Through both his academic and professional experiences, Daniel is building a foundation in environmental analysis and research with the goal of contributing to equitable and effective sustainability transitions.

Alexander Martin

Alexander Martin

Alexander Martin

 Alexander is a South African-Italian Global Law student at Bocconi University, with experience in sustainability research, compliance, and market analysis across South Africa, Dubai, and Europe. He has contributed to supply-chain and market studies at Umicore and supported administrative and compliance functions at CM & Associates.

He is 

 Alexander is a South African-Italian Global Law student at Bocconi University, with experience in sustainability research, compliance, and market analysis across South Africa, Dubai, and Europe. He has contributed to supply-chain and market studies at Umicore and supported administrative and compliance functions at CM & Associates.

He is interested in how legal and financial frameworks can enhance ESG performance and promote climate-resilient economic growth. Alexander has earned awards in debate and public speaking, having participated in competitions across Europe, Asia, and Africa, and has been engaged in community initiatives in Italy and South Africa. He aims to apply his global perspective and analytical skills to ESG and climate-focused roles within financial institutions and international organizations.

Harjan Sidhu

Matilde Martini

Matilde Martini

Harjan is a Punjabi and Canadian student currently pursuing a Bachelor of Global and International Studies with a specialization in International Economic Policy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. She recently completed a year-long academic exchange at Université Paris Dauphine-PSL, where she took courses in climate change economic

Harjan is a Punjabi and Canadian student currently pursuing a Bachelor of Global and International Studies with a specialization in International Economic Policy at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. She recently completed a year-long academic exchange at Université Paris Dauphine-PSL, where she took courses in climate change economics that sparked her strong interest in the field. Her interests center on sustainable economic transitions and the governance of global production networks, with a particular interest in advancing sustainability within the textile and fashion industries.

Matilde Martini

Matilde Martini

Matilde Martini

Matilde Martini is an Italian student currently pursuing a degree in Geography at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Driven by a long-standing concern for environmental issues, she first developed her passion for sustainability through participation in Model United Nations within the United Nations Environment Programme

Matilde Martini is an Italian student currently pursuing a degree in Geography at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Driven by a long-standing concern for environmental issues, she first developed her passion for sustainability through participation in Model United Nations within the United Nations Environment Programme. She has since continued to develop this interest through climate change research, social impact projects, and industry experience at a London-based ESG consultancy.

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