With the Humboldt penguin in freefall, the scientific community and the campaign "It's More Than a Penguin" urge signatures until April 25 to reactivate the decree withdrawn by Kast.

The CR2 will continue to actively support researchers and maintain its physical and digital infrastructure, which includes data platforms and observation sites essential for evidence-based decision-making regarding the impacts of climate change in Chile.

The Río Bueno Council, social leaders, and Mapuche communities have united in rejecting AquaChile's salmon farming project on the river, citing environmental oversight, cultural impact, and spiritual significance. The mayor reiterated a historic agreement from 2013, vowing the municipality's full commitment to preventing the project's installation.

Marine and coastal ecosystem defense organizations are denouncing an "anti-environmental assault" by the Kast government, backed by business interests, aimed at expanding salmon farming in Patagonia, weakening environmental institutions, and displacing communities. They warn of risks to democracy and urge citizens to mobilize in defense of environmental rights.

Communities from the Huasco Valley reported to the Environmental Court the noncompliance of the restoration plan for wetlands affected by Pascua Lama. They accuse modifications made outside the timeline, additional ecosystem damage, and an attempt to adjust goals to feign success, calling for the rejection of the mining proposal.

A significant 55.2% of the recorded assaults targeted women, while 76.1% were directed at individuals aged 31 to 60. For the first time since records began in 2023, the highest number of cases occurred in the Metropolitan Region (29.9%), followed by La Araucanía (22.4%), Los Ríos (14.9%), and Valparaíso (9%).

The project, owned by the brother-in-law of Andrónico Luksic, has sparked significant controversy due to the water and environmental impacts associated with its construction, as it will interfere with the last "green lung" of Puchuncaví, an area historically affected by industrial pollution.

Eduardo Gudynas, Raúl Sohr, and Gloria Baigorrotegui are the featured speakers at this event scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, at 6:30 PM at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU) of the University of Chile, located at Marcoleta 250, Santiago. Admission is free and open to the public, both civic and academic.

The legal landscape for the Casino Dreams project near Talca has changed dramatically as the court accepts a lawsuit from Bio Eco Terra, raising serious questions about environmental assessments and the implications for ongoing construction.

Mayor Carla Amtmann of Valdivia firmly defended the city's wetlands during a confrontation with Housing Minister Iván Poduje, asserting that there is indeed land available for housing development despite claims to the contrary.