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Country:: Philippines

What do you do?: Editor

Fields of interest: science, health, water, climate change, biodiversity, sustainable development, poverty reduction

Email address: lynette08@gmail.com

Languages: English, Filipino, other local dialects, some German

Please introduce yourself....: I'm currently working as projects editor for the Inter Press Service Asia-Pacific in Bangkok. I've been in the media industry for 14 years now and used to work for major broadsheets in the Philippines.

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CLIMATE CHANGE: Leaders to Debate Warming at U.N.

By Haider Rizvi

UNITED NATIONS, Sep 5 (IPS) - Amid growing concern over the slow pace of international negotiations, the United Nations has called an extraordinary meeting of world leaders to discuss climate change.

Considering that climate change has enormous implications for the world economy and international development, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has invited all the heads of state to come to New York to attend… Continue

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Asia Media Report: A Crisis Within

Hi there! I'd like to give you some information about the Asia Media Report: A Crisis Within, which tackles relevant media issues in the Asia-Pacific region. If you want to have a more in-depth look at Asian media and its growing concerns, this is a highly recommended book. Read on...

‘Asia Media Report: A Crisis Within’

'Asia Media Report: A Crisis Within', a report on med…

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Posted on 18th May 2007 at 9:31am — 1 Comment (Add)

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At 11:12am on 23rd November 2007, Dr.Arvind Mishra said…: Thanks Lynette for remembering and kind comments.
What is new going on at your end.This is beginning of winter in Varanasi the oldest [claimed] city of the world much known for its spiritual flavour.Wish sometime you visit this great city as my friend.
kind wishes,
arvind

At 5:00am on 23rd November 2007, Lynette Lee Corporal said…: Hi Fadil, unfortunately I won't be attending the Bali conference but our regional correspondent will. His name is Marwaan Macan-Markar. Hope you guys get to meet up. Thanks!

At 8:24am on 27th September 2007, Fadil Nandila said…: hai lee, are you will coming to bali-Indonesia on UNFCCC agenda COP13????

At 11:00am on 30th August 2007, Dr.Arvind Mishra said…: thanks for remembering , I was only wondering what was keeping you busy so much.Since we talked many metric tonnes of ice appears to have been melted by now.Let us start afresh and please have a glance over on my new posts you might have not seen.
thanks again for kind gesture.

At 2:31pm on 20th July 2007, Dr.Arvind Mishra said…: Hi Lynette
Please spare a few minutes to answer some basi questions raised in my recent post.
Trust you are fine.
Best wishes!
arvind

At 4:40pm on 12th June 2007, S.Radhakrishnan said…: Hi Lynette
I was a science journalist in India for quite some time. Except the national newspapers in India none of them give good coverage on science with analytical news. What we see here are just news items which are not self explanatory.
Radhakrishnan

At 9:08am on 11th June 2007, Augustine Abutu Alexander said…: That is very nice please can you tell me more about the Mekong fellowship i would like to be one.

At 8:50am on 4th June 2007, Augustine Abutu Alexander said…: Thanks for your reply, i will like to know more about the Mekong fellowship is it open to journalists from my part of the world?

At 1:11am on 4th June 2007, Lynne Malcolm said…: Hi Lynette,
I now need to plan my radio series on biodiversity and am wondering if you might send me some suggestions about stories and contacts to do with biodiversity in the Philippines. What are the biggest concerns there - is it best to concentrate on marine & coral issues or are there other areas of biodiversity which are importanta. ideally we would like to find a case study where the local community is involved in protecting it's biodiversity. Any suggestions, comments, ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks
Lynne

At 3:13pm on 31st May 2007, Augustine Abutu Alexander said…: The book look interesting and i hope to read it. But i will like to knoe more about you and your work.

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