The Copiaport-E project involves the construction of large-scale infrastructure, including "dredging of the bay, increased maritime traffic, underwater noise, artificial lighting, and ongoing industrial activity," detailed the organization.

A pioneering study by Rewilding Chile and the University of Chile quantifies the carbon volume stored in the less-explored forest ecosystem at the southernmost tip of the Americas, revealing that the ancient peatlands play a significant role in mitigating climate change effects.

A study from OLMAR / Citizen Observatory reveals that Indigenous Marine Coastal Spaces (ECMPO) do not impede the salmon farming industry, with only 4.1% of granted concessions and 16.6% of relocation requests potentially affected by the suspensive effect of the Lafkenche Law.

A recent study by the University of Chile has highlighted significant ongoing challenges in the conservation of the country's native flora.

A domino effect referred to by doctors as "the pathological triad" links the country's major pollution risks to issues affecting the immune system, cardiovascular system, neurological health, and mental well-being. A free symposium on the topic will take place on Friday, June 26, starting at 09:00 hrs. at the Chilean Medical Association auditorium.

SAG's project to regulate uncertified seeds imposes unattainable requirements for small farmers and indigenous communities, creates a mandatory registry, and introduces the role of "variety representative" without oversight, paving the way for privatization. ANAMURI, the Alliance for a Better Quality of Life, and RAP-Chile reject the measure for criminalizing traditional exchange and undermining food sovereignty.

The government's proposal to amend the Indigenous Law has ignited intense debate. While the Association of Forest Contractors estimates the reform could reintegrate up to 150,000 hectares into the "productive circuit," Mapuche communities, Indigenous organizations, and territorial leaders warn of risks of dispossession, commercialization of land, and weakening of collective rights.

The Appeals Court of Coyhaique has accepted a protection appeal from environmental and social defenders in Aysén against Manuel Anabalón Jeldres (Alias Chilote Manolo), a former Senate candidate from the Christian Social Party, ordering the removal of social media posts that falsely linked them to payments for sabotaging salmon farming. The ruling concluded that the accusations severely undermined their honor.

The Lickanantay community of Toconao has taken legal action against the "Aida Explorations" mining project by Minera Plata Carina SpA, a subsidiary of Canadian Endeavour Silver. Drilling on the sacred Tata Poquis mountain threatens the water sources that sustain the Toconao oasis, as reported by Mongabay Latam.

Every day, IQAir releases a report ranking cities based on their air quality, specifically their concentration of PM2.5 particulate matter. Unfortunately, the Chilean capital ranks among the top five in this listing, being the only city in the region. In this context, Greenpeace criticized the Kast administration for keeping the update of air quality regulations, which includes new standards in line with WHO recommendations, withdrawn from the Comptroller's office.