Former Environment Minister Marcelo Mena asserted that "this mechanism does not protect legitimate investment; it protects poorly assessed investments" and remarked that he does not find the government's initiative viable, labeling it as "highly ideological."

Deputy Gustavo Gatica stated, "I believe that in Chile we must set aside that contradiction between economic growth and caring for the environment. That contradiction is entirely wrong. Social development can coexist with nature conservation."

The topic was discussed at a seminar organized by the Universidad Católica de Temuco. Among the possible developments of this invasive weed are mulching-type substrates (used to enhance soil quality) and sanitary sawdust for pets, both compostable due to their plant-based origins.

Ricardo Bosshard, director of WWF Chile, emphasized the importance of implementing the National Service for Biodiversity and Protected Areas (SBAP) and the regulations governing the Recovery, Conservation, and Management Plans for Species (RECOGE).

A commercial project in the Chimalfe wetland has raised alarms in Hualpén. Residents accuse municipal negligence and warn of serious environmental impacts.

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community and the campaign "It's More Than a Penguin" urge signatures until April 25 to reactivate the decree withdrawn by Kast.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.