Pablo Correa

After 4 years in a medicine school, Pablo Correa decided to scape from hospitals and emergency rooms. Newspapers seemed a better place for him. Pablo studied journalism and spanish literature in Bogotá (Colombia) and has been working for the last five years in El Espectador newspaper.

“The issue is who stole the e-mails”

By: Pablo Correa on December 13th, 2009

Rajendra Pachauri, director of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, speaks out on the “climate-gate” which he calls part of a plan to discredit the panel.

Colombia, 80th in Global Climate Risk Index

By: Pablo Correa on December 13th, 2009

Colombia occupies the 80th place on Germanwatch’s Global Climate Risk Index while many of its neighborhoods are higher up in the top ranks. Experts says that is time to think of an international insurance for countries affected by climate change.

(Full article in Spanish)

Jane Goodall: Reasons for Hope

By: Pablo Correa on October 22nd, 2009

Acclaimed primatologist Jane Goodall called for animal protection and said that there are reasons to believe that humanity is going to stop climate change. Speaking at the 13th World Forestry Congress, Goodall claimed the origin of the problem is that our brains are unplugged from our hearts. “Each person can contribute to protect the environment just by thinking about their own little actions”, said Goodall, who has dedicated her life to conserving nature.

“Green” Certifications: The Planet in Your Hands

By: Pablo Correa on October 22nd, 2009

Consumers now have the power to purchase eco-friendly projects, pushing industries to clean up their chain of production. Organizations like the Forest Stewarship Council (FSC) certificy that a product is sustainably harvested from the forest.