With a law degree from the University of Cambridge, Molly is committed to using her knowledge and opportunities to protect our oceans and ensure they receive the respect they deserve from politicians and policymakers. She specializes in International Law and Human Rights, with her final year thesis focusing on international environmental law, and in particular its impact on developing countries. She served on the Action Team of the Cambridge Climate Society that led collaborations between the university, students, and existing initiatives working towards a greener future. This included efforts such as the pesticide-free campaign and student-driven advocacy for total university divestment from fossil fuel companies by 2030. “Climate change is an intersectional issue that affects us all, and we need the youth of today to stand up for the youth of tomorrow — before it is too late,” she says. “By raising awareness and demanding action, Arctic Angels protect the polar world.”
Glacier-loss and arctic ice melt does not just affect those northern countries most proximate to the ice caps. Rather, due to the impact of ice melt on sea-level rise, it may be small island nations that face the most profound consequences as a result of climate change. This consequence of climate change threatens not only […]