Farmed salmon was Chile’s second-largest export last year, generating $6.5 billion in revenue. But as primary aquaculture districts have deteriorated alongside the growing international demand, Chilean salmon farming has expanded into the pristine wilderness of the country’s southernmost region, the Magallanes, in Patagonia, drawing repeated challenges from environmentalists and Indigenous people.
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