Guardian: As I watch climate change eat away at the Arctic sea ice, I feel sadness, resignation and even anger at how we could have let this happen how we continue to let this happen.
I worked for WWF in the Arctic for more than ten years, out in the field with reindeer herders, with scientists in ships by the ice edge and in meeting rooms with ministers. For all of those people, a constant preoccupation is the state of the Arctic's snow and ice. Ice is the defining characteristic of the high north all...