Big oil eyes even more profits under the ice | DW Business

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As emissions melt the Arctic “fast”, big oil eyes even more profits under the ice. Here’s how to stop it. DW Correspondent Ben Fajzullin speaks to climate scientists and campaigners at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos.

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