Agro-climatologist from the University of Talca reported that this may be the first heat wave of 2026, with severe effects on agriculture and a significant increase in the risk of wildfires. According to forecasts, especially on Sunday, maximum temperatures are expected to reach between 36 and 38 °C in agricultural areas of Santiago, including El Monte, Buin, Paine, Melipilla, and Curacaví.

The filmed incident took place in one of the park's water bodies, where clearly marked signs explicitly prohibit entry and swimming, located in the Magallanes Region.

A video circulated on social media showed a couple throwing Dominican seagull chicks from the rooftop of a building in Maitencillo. In response, Carabineros arrested the suspects, and the SAG successfully located the chicks alive.

As the reclamation process for the reduction of coastal space is reinvigorated, the lafkenche communities presented a twelve-point document and an adjusted polygon to the CRUBC Los Ríos to reconcile uses and safeguard rights.

From the banks of the Mapocho River, Tomás Vodanovic announced the urban wetland declaration: a measure that protects over 600 hectares and enhances biodiversity in the heart of the city.

An analysis by Chile Sustentable warns that, despite regulatory advancements in decarbonization, biodiversity, and climate action, 2025 solidified a deregulation agenda that undermines environmental protection and delays a just socio-ecological transition in the territories.

The 18th Consolidated Information Report from Contraloría warns of a "critical risk" due to the low coverage of Sernageomin. Notably, SQM (linked to Julio Ponce Lerou) and Antofagasta Minerals from the Luksic group appear on a list of 50 unmonitored operations.

The decision communicated by the National Agency for Research and Development (ANID) occurs amidst a critical climate context, featuring extreme heat waves and a significant risk of large-scale wildfires, with potential human, environmental, and economic consequences.

Ecoceanos urges consumers to avoid industrial salmon during the 2026 festivities, highlighting issues like excessive antibiotic use, artificial coloring, marine pollution, high worker mortality, and harm to communities. It labels the product as one that "sickens, kills, and destroys the sea."

Defend Patagonia has denounced that, despite the government's ecological rhetoric, salmon production has set records exceeding one million tons for three consecutive years (2022-2024), primarily in protected areas of Patagonia, causing significant environmental damage. This contradicts the industry's continuous narrative of 'suffocation,' 'abandonment,' and 'lack of growth.' In light of this reality, they are demanding the end of concessions in parks and reserves.