Climate activists take to the trees to save German village


Lutzerath (Germany): After the last farmer packed up and left in October, climate activists are the only people left in the village of Luetzerath, Germany, which sits above a rich vein of coal.

In huts perched six metres above ground in the trees, the young campaigners say they can hold out against the authorities if they try to clear them out.

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