Defendamos Patagonia reported, based on official figures, that over five million salmon have escaped in Chile over the last decade, causing severe environmental damage and accusing authorities of inaction while other countries act decisively, demanding immediate closures and stringent regulations amid an ecological crisis threatening marine biodiversity.

Deputy Marzán criticizes the inaction of the presidential delegate in the Quintero-Puchuncaví 'sacrifice zone' following new student poisoning cases, demanding formal responses to her oversight inquiries and highlighting the lack of official information regarding the causes and solutions to this recurring environmental and health crisis.

The initiative put forth by Representative Juan Santana, in reaction to severe damage recorded in Huasco province, aims to explicitly ban such actions and establish a legal framework with effective oversight and penalties.

The report highlights that while Cooke operates with environmental impunity, accumulating sanctions and lawsuits in Chile, the U.S., and Canada, it presents itself as a model company selling 'sustainable salmon.'

Employees of the SEA have approached the President after a year of formal complaints regarding workplace harassment and bullying, two favorable judicial decisions for the complainants, and a recent ruling from the Comptroller's Office that ordered the reopening of an administrative investigation due to serious irregularities in its proceedings. Staff hold the head of the Environmental Evaluation and Citizen Participation Division (Devapac) responsible.

Anglo American's application for IRMA certification ignites a debate on the limits of responsible mining and the need for international seals to maintain their legitimate independence in the face of companies with questionable backgrounds.

Designed as a true "hospital for Huemules" and built to the highest international standards, this initiative is the first of its kind in a strategic area for the southern deer. It is located on a property adjacent to Cerro Castillo National Park, home to approximately 10% of the last remaining Huemules surviving between Chile and Argentina.

Chile could become the first country in Latin America to legally prohibit intensive octopus farming. This initiative, introduced by a bipartisan group of deputies, is supported by scientific evidence and international regulatory trends.

New footage—a video captured on the Huasco province coast and a photograph shared on social media—shows motorcycles riding over the blossoms of the Florid Desert. The regional authority is investigating those responsible; as of this report, no fines or formal complaints have been filed in the municipalities of Atacama.

The report warns that the planet is rapidly approaching other ecological limits with potentially devastating consequences for humanity and ecosystems, including the irreversible melting of polar ice caps, critical degradation of the Amazon, and the collapse of key ocean currents that regulate global climate.