New Scientist: From Arctic Inuit to Pacific Islanders, indigenous peoples from 80 countries are meeting at a summit in Anchorage, Alaska (pdf), this week to forge a common position on climate change. They want an official voice alongside national governments in upcoming negotiations to agree a successor to the Kyoto protocol. The meeting is emphasising indigenous peoples’ histories of adapting to change. But beneath it is the fear that they will be trampled by rich countries trying to cut greenhouse …