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What will we do when parts of the world become uninhabitable?
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (142+ words) By Patricio Segura The training session organized by The Climate Reality Project (Santiago, July 9–11) offered a wealth of little-known scientific and technical data on the effects of the climate crisis. In fact, this information is...
Land use regulations: A key tool for the future of rural areas
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (139+ words) By Patricio Segura High-impact industries—like salmon farming, mining, and logging—constantly complain about what they call a lack of legal certainty. They argue that as they move forward with their investments, the rules keep...
How one humpback whale's 2,500-kilometer sprint to Antarctica is reshaping our understanding of Patagonia's oceans
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (167+ words) By Claudio Rojas A satellite-tagged humpback whale has completed a remarkable non-stop migration from Argentina's Patagonia Azul Provincial Park to the South Orkney Islands in Antarctica — a journey of more than 2,500 kilometers in under...
Book Review: Insects of Chile: A Guide to the Identification and Conservation of Native Species
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (106+ words) By Paula Fernandez In a country like Chile, whose unique geography—from the driest desert in the world to temperate rainforests and Patagonia—harbors an extraordinary and often underestimated entomological biodiversity, Insects of...