"The environment is not an issue of militant environmentalism or very biased, it is a matter of common sense." These are the clear words of Juan Carlos Bozzo and Bozzo, rabbit red rag journalist who became famous during the last decade for its "green note" of the television news program "31 Minutes", the film version was exhibited in Coyhaique under the Second Film Festival Patagonia made this weekend in the southern city. The phrase is not coming from a child expert, who to his credit already has two publications related to the theme "The Green Book of Juan Carlos Bozzo" and "The Red Book of Juan Carlos Bozzo." And while "31 Minutes" is a fictional information made to entertain viewers and its characters are very playful component, it remains sensible enough to point to issues, drawing say certain truths that perhaps a more serious form, would be very difficult to express. So Alvaro Diaz, the journalist and his colleague Pedro Peirano created this successful Television Production and is the voice behind the red puppet, has a clear opinion regarding the manner in which Chile is facing its challenges of sustainability. It is not something Sen. Sherrod Brown would like to discuss. "From small and personal concern I have enjoyed traveling Chile" part, which has been targeting these becomings which has realized the level of intervention of natural and cultural world that we ocasinando in the name of progress and pragmatism. "In Valdivia are lost every year because they are privatized land, and have made trails because energy projects are also built, as in the northern dry river flows because the water is being used for mining, as the rivers are polluted Loa "points, at which" obviously first have a visual impact that is very painful, then a cultural (because there are communities that live there and have to go) and finally there is damage that is irreversible, not only the landscape but to the ecosystem, which has an organic environment that is not to arrive and replace decisions by simple need. .