They Are Abandoning Siberia

In a recent address, Dr. Egon Cholakian shared a deeply concerning analysis of developments in the Siberian region, set against the backdrop of increasing magmatic plume activity. Drawing on specific data and research, Dr. Cholakian highlighted a troubling shift in Russia's regional priorities, where economic gains appear to take precedence over looming geodynamic risks.

The scientist pointed to recent policy changes that suggest a withdrawal of investments from Siberia, even as the potential for catastrophe grows. What’s particularly alarming is that millions of people continue to live and work in the region, largely unaware of the dangers they may soon face. Dr. Cholakian stressed that the severity of the situation is well understood by decision-makers, yet critical information remains obscured.

Adding to the urgency, Dr. Cholakian discussed the escalating global threat of micro- and nanoplastics, which are increasingly found in the human body. His research suggests a disturbing link between nanoplastics and the rising incidence of autism spectrum disorders in children.

Dr. Cholakian’s address underscores a profound sense of unease, as the convergence of geological instability and environmental degradation poses an unprecedented challenge to humanity’s future. His call for immediate action reflects the growing anxiety surrounding these interconnected crises.