Climate change ambassador school
May 4 - A new college in the Arctic aims to inspire new campaigns to raise climate change awareness.
A group of European students travel deep into the Arctic circle to witness the effects of climate change and draw inspiration for setting up environmental campaigns back home.
The Ben and Jerry Climate Change College was started by the well-known American ice-cream maker, the World Wide Nature Fund and Dutch polar explorer Mark Cornelissen, who all share a desire to raise awareness of and fight global warming.
Renae Bunney reports.
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