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Climate Change · United States

Nearly 40% of the World’s Glaciers Are Already Doomed, Scientists Say

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Climate Change

Ocean acidification crosses “planetary boundaries”

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Crisis facing the world’s marine ecosystems is getting worse.See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · Prince Edward Island

Stratford Townhouse Proposal Would Be Destructive to Wetland, Nearby Residents Warn

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Some residents of Stratford are calling on the P.E.I. town’s council to postpone a vote on a rezoning application, fearing it will destroy a wetland in their neighbourhood.See the Story

Fernando Cabrera, the New Commander-in-Chief of the Navy Appointed by President Boric

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President Gabriel Boric met this Friday in La Moneda with the man he will assume as the new commander-in-chief of the Navy: Fernando Cabrera Salazar. Cabrera was chosen by the Commandant to succeed Admiral Juan Andrés de la Maza, who assumed command of the naval branch on June 18, 2021, in the second government of Sebastián Piñera. The new commander-in-chief of the Chilean navy was born in Talcahuano on January 9, 1968 and studied in schools in …See the Story

The Mapuche People as an Example of Marine Coastal Protection

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One of the most amazing peculiarities about the ocean is that the existence of each of the beings that we inhabit this planet depends on it. Even those of us who live inland are connected to the ocean and, therefore, their health affects our lives. And although at this moment it is threatened, there are actions that can be taken to protect it. Continue readingUnited Nations · Chile See the Story

Salmon Waste Composting Plant Continues to Affect Communities in Purranque, While Law “Against Permission” Will Facilitate Its Expansion to Other Regions

Despite the oversights and orders of the Superintendency of Environment to implement corrective measures, the company Zero Corp continues to operate causing plagues of rodents, annoying noises and bad odors, along with the deployment of a corporate image-washing campaign. The company also does not have building permits and the Municipality announced that it would take it to justice. But that still does not happen. The Ecoceanos Center stated tha…Chile · Chile Read Article

Festival of the Seed Takes the Lyceums of the Region of Los Lagos

● Puerto Montt, Fresia and Frutillar establishments, which are part of the Patio Vivo Cultivable Network, opened their doors to different guests to exchange knowledge regarding the care of the land, crops, sustainability and the valuation of local and ancestral culture. Los Lagos, June 13, 2025.(360communications)– Learning about organic waste management, exchanging ancestral seeds and even outbreaks of local species, and demonstrations of tradi…Puerto Montt · Puerto Montt Read Article

From the Highlands to the South of Chile, Middle School Students Connect with Antarctica

INACH conducted a promotional tour to bring polar science closer to young middle school students and invite them to participate in the School Antarctic Fair, strengthening the link with the White Continent. Punta Arenas, June 13, 2025.- To arouse interest in polar science among young people from all over the country, the Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH) conducted an educational tour through the regions of Arica and Parinacota, Los Lagos and L…Science · Punta Arenas Read Article

Egon Montecinos Is the New Rector of the Southern University of Chile

Montecinos is a social worker, Master in Social Sciences, Doctor in Social Sciences mention Political Science (FLACSO-Mexico) and with postdoctoral stays at the International University of Florida, Miami and at the Institute of Public Administration of the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Since 2018 he is Professor of the Southern University of Chile. Between 2014 and 2017, during the government of President Bachelet, he was appointed Regiona…Valdivia · Valdivia Read Article

Local Generation and Electrical Autonomy as a Scientific Response to the Challenges of the National Electricity System

Academic Dr. Enrique Espina, researcher at Usach, leads a Regular Fondecyt project that seeks to integrate hybrid microgrids into the national electricity system, through advanced control strategies. These local networks, capable of operating autonomously, would strengthen energy security and could accelerate the adoption of renewable energies, offering a sustainable solution to the frequent power cuts in the country. Santiago, June 13, 2025. (U…Santiago · Santiago Read Article

Sustainable, Functional and Made Food Innovations in Chile

A network of innovation is being formed whose impact is not limited to food products: it transforms the way in which innovation is conceived, with a territorial focus, collaborative work and technological infrastructure at the service of the country. Santiago, 12 June 2025. (Cetalimos.cl)-– From sugar-free products to edible utensils, six Chilean enterprises are marking a before and after in the food industry, thanks to the accompaniment of the …Innovation · Santiago Read Article

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Nearly 40% of the World’s Glaciers Are Already Doomed, Scientists Say

Ocean acidification crosses “planetary boundaries”

Stratford Townhouse Proposal Would Be Destructive to Wetland, Nearby Residents Warn

Fernando Cabrera, the New Commander-in-Chief of the Navy Appointed by President Boric

The Mapuche People as an Example of Marine Coastal Protection

Salmon Waste Composting Plant Continues to Affect Communities in Purranque, While Law “Against Permission” Will Facilitate Its Expansion to Other Regions

Festival of the Seed Takes the Lyceums of the Region of Los Lagos

From the Highlands to the South of Chile, Middle School Students Connect with Antarctica

Egon Montecinos Is the New Rector of the Southern University of Chile

Local Generation and Electrical Autonomy as a Scientific Response to the Challenges of the National Electricity System

Sustainable, Functional and Made Food Innovations in Chile

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