At the plenary session of the climate summit in Brazil, Boric defended scientific evidence and directly challenged Donald Trump for denying the climate crisis.

Countries failed to reach an agreement on the implementation of critical fisheries management measures to protect krill, penguins, whales, and seals during the recent annual meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) held in Australia.

The Supreme Court has supported Sernapesca and upheld the fine against Blumar. This is not an isolated event: the south is not a sacrifice zone, and the State must enhance ecosystem protection.

The COP30 will commence on November 10 in Belém do Pará, Brazil, gathering global leaders to evaluate Paris Agreement commitments and strengthen climate action financing as they strategize for a sustainable future by 2030.

The Foundation warned that "if we perpetuate the health crises of the salmon industry, atmospheric and water pollution from mining, the destruction of native forests, or chemical contamination from agribusiness, Chile would have no future," urging business groups "to respect the laws and standards that have strengthened the welfare and development of the country."

Environmental organizations are accusing the government of caving to lobbying from mining, salmon, and forestry unions, dramatically cutting the Priority Conservation Sites under SBAP, particularly in Patagonia. They claim that the Ministry of Environment's actions amount to a "budget cut" that leaves biodiversity protection in "wet paper" and benefits large corporations.

Six years after the announcement of the Decarbonization Plan, the Coalition, which comprises organizations from Chile’s sacrifice zones, has highlighted that despite the closure of 11 coal-fired power plants between 2019 and 2024, the energy transition is losing social legitimacy. The absence of remediation plans, weak citizen engagement, and the chaotic implementation of renewable energies, which are now generating new socio-environmental conflicts, threaten to reproduce the same injustices under a new energy model.

The Animal Rights and Defense Foundation has filed a lawsuit for mistreatment against Jumbo, alleging that live lobsters are kept in small, dirty tanks and even boiled at the point of sale. The legal action has been accepted for processing.

Carrying banners and chanting slogans like "Biobío without mining" and "Out with Aclara," hundreds of local residents and members of various social and environmental organizations protested to defend their territory and oppose the controversial rare earth project.

Lawmakers linked to the interests of the salmon industry are pushing to reform the Lafkenche Law, citing abuses in the Indigenous Marine Coastal Spaces (ECMPO). However, official data confirms zero complaints over the past 17 years, demonstrating that this offensive is unfounded and is described as an orchestrated and racist attack that violates indigenous rights and benefits a polluting sector.