Xabier Díaz de Cerio and Rosa Vásquez Espinoza in conversation with Jorge Malpartida Tabuchi

There are many books on the climate crisis, just as there are many people who talk to us about it. However, there are not so many who offer new perspectives when it comes to trying to catalyse a social response to a reality that is already upon us. Está que se quema by Xabier Díaz de Cerio offers a journalistic perspective that ranges from the scientific origins of global warming to the critical challenges facing the region, in order to shed light on the issue. The explorer and chemical biologist Rosa Vásquez Espinoza was recognised by the BBC as one of the 100 most influential women in the world for her work on Amazonian conservation and the study of stingless bees. A conversation with Jorge Malpartida Tabuchi on the importance of listening to nature and telling these stories so that we may live with greater climate awareness.