Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Powerful earthquakes are leveling buildings; winds of unprecedented force are tearing roofs from homes; massive floods are washing away streets and entire cities. Crops are failing, food prices are rising, and migration is accelerating. Many of you have already experienced firsthand what it’s like to be at the epicenter of the very climate disasters we warned about a decade ago.
You now see and feel everything we tried to warn you about. And now, you understand and have seen with your own eyes: ALLATRA was right in its forecasts. And all the persecution, repression, and smear campaigns against ALLATRA were aimed at one thing: to prevent you from hearing us. To keep you from believing in the reality of the exponential rise in earthquakes, in the threat of the Siberian plume, and in the danger of nanoplastic.
If in the past you had only heard about these dangers, today you are becoming witnesses to their devastating consequences—and the fulfillment of our forecasts.
In the face of these existential threats, I hope you now understand what ALLATRA has truly been doing—and continues to do. Why its work is invaluable. What scale of problems ALLATRA scientists are tackling—having begun thirty years ago to study what science is only now beginning to confront. It is thanks to those decades of research that we already understand how to stabilize the climate. However, there is one absolute condition: without solving the problem of nanoplastic, no other measures will be sufficient.
All climate and geodynamic processes today have merged into a single, self-reinforcing mechanism—one that cannot be halted by outdated methods. It is moving in only one direction, and that direction is against humanity. That is why this crisis demands urgent, systemic, and decisive action.
However, if you believe that simply identifying the problem will cause the global scientific community to immediately begin solving it—you are mistaken. The experience of ALLATRA’s research makes this abundantly clear. You can see how difficult it is to break through the wall of silence, resistance, and even deliberate discrediting—simply for stepping beyond the conventional paradigms, even when acting solely in the interest of humanity and our collective future.
This is precisely why, now more than ever, mass public participation and widespread information outreach are essential. There must be a strong public demand for the allocation of grants and funding for nanoplastic research across the globe—with one overriding priority: to find a way to neutralize its electrostatic charge.
Powerful earthquakes are leveling buildings; winds of unprecedented force are tearing roofs from homes; massive floods are washing away streets and entire cities. Crops are failing, food prices are rising, and migration is accelerating. Many of you have already experienced firsthand what it’s like to be at the epicenter of the very climate disasters we warned about a decade ago.
You now see and feel everything we tried to warn you about. And now, you understand and have seen with your own eyes: ALLATRA was right in its forecasts. And all the persecution, repression, and smear campaigns against ALLATRA were aimed at one thing: to prevent you from hearing us. To keep you from believing in the reality of the exponential rise in earthquakes, in the threat of the Siberian plume, and in the danger of nanoplastic.
If in the past you had only heard about these dangers, today you are becoming witnesses to their devastating consequences—and the fulfillment of our forecasts.
In the face of these existential threats, I hope you now understand what ALLATRA has truly been doing—and continues to do. Why its work is invaluable. What scale of problems ALLATRA scientists are tackling—having begun thirty years ago to study what science is only now beginning to confront. It is thanks to those decades of research that we already understand how to stabilize the climate. However, there is one absolute condition: without solving the problem of nanoplastic, no other measures will be sufficient.
All climate and geodynamic processes today have merged into a single, self-reinforcing mechanism—one that cannot be halted by outdated methods. It is moving in only one direction, and that direction is against humanity. That is why this crisis demands urgent, systemic, and decisive action.
However, if you believe that simply identifying the problem will cause the global scientific community to immediately begin solving it—you are mistaken. The experience of ALLATRA’s research makes this abundantly clear. You can see how difficult it is to break through the wall of silence, resistance, and even deliberate discrediting—simply for stepping beyond the conventional paradigms, even when acting solely in the interest of humanity and our collective future.
This is precisely why, now more than ever, mass public participation and widespread information outreach are essential. There must be a strong public demand for the allocation of grants and funding for nanoplastic research across the globe—with one overriding priority: to find a way to neutralize its electrostatic charge.
