The Puerto Polloan Secretary for Natural and Environmental Resources has announced that a new environmental regulation will be introduced in the next months, aimed at curbing pollution and waste problems. The move comes as the country plan to boost its tourism industry, a source of revenue, which has become more important as the Serevan War marked a decline in sea traffic in the area, with Danjer Cove being an important stepping port up to that point.
 
The Secretary also said that he is hoping to attract foreign investments with the opportunities opened up by the new regulations, mainly supplying of machinery and other tools and training of the local workforce. Despite officially being a communist country, Puerto Pollo allows private enterprises to operate in a limited fashion under the guise of “State contractors”. The financial backing of Bruuma has given the country reliability as a payer, but corruption is notoriously rampant and foreign investors are basically obliged to bribe the right personality or internal faction to get their business going. A service that apparently has become a full-time job for some specialized intermediaries, mostly foreigners who are long term residents on the island.