Originally from Sydney Australia.

I studied Arts/Media and a postgraduate diploma in Journalism.

An avid reader and writer from an early age, still enjoy to get lost in a good novel and write.
I indulge in journalism occasionally mostly exploring international crisis and causes.

I have travelled extensively through Asia, Europe and my island home; Australia.
I speak, live and breath English, Spanish and French.

Right now I am writing my first novel which encompasses the culture, travel and history genres.

Helium is a great escape and a valuable learning tool.

My passion is ...

day dreaming

I know too much about ...

nothing.

My parents always told me ...

follow the rainbow.

My childhood ambition ...

singing and dancing, while no one was watching.

My favorite memory ...

family holidays.

Why I write ...

I love words.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

El sombra del viento.

My inspiration ...

the dawn of a new day.

Politics, News & Issues > Pulitzer Center Should US environmental standards apply when multinational companies develop the petroleum resources of fragile ecosystems such as Peru's Amazon?

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The Amazon Rain forest is endeared to us all as 'the Lungs of the Earth'. We embrace the enormous, serene expanse of Amazon rain forest as a treasure of our own. But to whom does it really belong? Who has the right to inhabit it, mine it, develop it or protect it? Whose environmental standards and values should apply in deciding its future? The question has been asked: Should US environmental standards apply when multinational companies develop the petroleum resources of fragile ecosystems?

In exploring the developments and impacts of gas and oil mining developments currently taking pla...

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