Activists in Doha call on rich countries to stop obstructing a climate change agreement

In the Qatari capital, Doha, climate change talks continue with delegates still arguing over the fundamentals. Many richer countries - the world’s main polluters - are still strongly resisting setting legally binding emissions targets and financing poorer nations most affected by climate change. But there has been some progress. The UK government announced about $3 billion in climate aid - the first G7 country to make such a commitment. For more we spoke with Cameron Fenton, National Director of the Canadian Youth Climate Coalition. He’s in Doha attending the conference.