What is ALLATRA

What is ALLATRA

The ALLATRA International Public Movement is a unique scientific and humanitarian phenomenon of our time.
This video presents the key milestones and achievements of ALLATRA’s 30 years of active international work — from groundbreaking climate research and the creation of a unique model for tracking natural disasters to developing solutions capable of saving millions of lives.

🌍🔭 Its comprehensive interdisciplinary research — covering geodynamics, Earth’s core processes, climate cycles, and more — laid the foundation for a scientific model whose forecasts are already being confirmed by real-world events.

🌐 ALLATRA is:
▪️ Volunteers from 180 countries
▪️ Translations in 150 languages
▪️ International forums and conferences
▪️ Participation in UN climate summits
▪️ Recognition from both the scientific community and religious leaders, including a blessing from Pope Francis during his pontificate

🤝 All ALLATRA initiatives are carried out solely by volunteers. The Movement is not affiliated with politics, religion, commerce, or government institutions and receives no external funding. It is a free and voluntary union of people driven by conscience and a shared commitment to protect human life.

✅ ALLATRA doesn’t just issue warnings — it offers real solutions. Concrete scientific approaches and technologies have been developed to help reduce the consequences of climate and geodynamic disasters. These solutions are already applicable to protecting the environment, infrastructure, the economy, and — most importantly — human lives.

🔥 As climate and geodynamic instability escalates, ALLATRA raises questions that some governments continue to ignore. Its open stance, especially concerning the threat of the Siberian magma plume, has led to pressure and persecution of the Movement’s volunteers. Despite this, volunteers around the world continue to speak the truth and defend fundamental human rights.

ALLATRA volunteers pursue a common goal: to minimize the damage to humanity from climate change and natural disasters.

In an era of global climate and geodynamic changes, knowledge becomes the key to survival. The more people understand the actual situation, the better chance humanity has to preserve the life of each person.