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 It might sound strange, but the Dead Sea is dying. Bordering the West Bank, Israel, and Jordan, it has been drying up for the past century. The lowest point on Earth is getting lower. The water level in the Dead Sea drops by 1 meter every year!  It's worth noting that the Dead Sea is a unique ecosystem, sensitive to environmental conditions. The main reason for the sea's drying up, as it is believed today, is that the water from the Jordan River, which flows into the sea, and its tributaries is used for the needs of neighboring countries: irrigation of fields and industrial mineral development. Thus, the sea does not have time to replenish and shrinks in size.  Here's a fact about how everything is interconnected: sinkholes are forming due to the drying up of the Dead Sea. They appear in the receding water, where underground salt deposits remain. These places collapse into huge chasms, or are washed away by groundwater. Some of the craters are simply gigantic – about 100...

 The ALLATRA International Public Movement  expresses its solidarity and support for the Sustainable Development Goals set forth by the United Nations. These goals represent a global call to action for all states and peoples to enhance the well-being of humanity and ensure the protection of our planet. The UN tirelessly works to ensure justice and equality, combatting racial discrimination and social inequality. We support this vector and these goals, believing in a world where the life, rights, and dignity of every human being are paramount and duly recognized. In the context of addressing climate change, the UN is actively engaged in developing solutions to the problem of global climate change on Earth. We highly appreciate these efforts and strive to make a significant contribution to a deeper understanding of the factors of climate change and draw attention to the importance of anthropogenic impact. On May 31st, participants of the Creative Society partner project visite...

 It is a well-known fact that the crisis associated with freshwater shortage is global. And this is not just a problem for developing countries. Considering the fact that the world is facing an unprecedented threat - global climate change, it becomes obvious that drinking water will become a universal problem on our planet in the near future. Let's take a look at some climate disaster statistics. Europe is seeing a rise in the number of tornadoes. In 1970 there were 45 tornadoes a year, and in 2023 - 800! That’s 18 times more!!! According to the European Severe Weather Database (ESWD), from 2000 to 2004, 661 cases of abnormal precipitation were recorded in Europe. From 2019 to 2023, there were 29,031 cases. This means that abnormal precipitation has become 44 times more frequent. Extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and abnormal precipitation, are becoming more frequent and intense, causing immense damage to the environment, the economy, and human life. All of thi...

 On May 11, 2024, the global  " ALLATRA CLIMATE CRISIS EVENT” took place at Lucerne Palace in Prague, Czech Republic, dedicated to the most pressing issue of our time - the climate crisis. This remarkable event was attended by experts from various fields, representatives of academia, media, civil society, as well as delegations of volunteers of the ALLATRA International Social Movement and CreativeSociety partner project from more than 35 countries of the world.  The event touched upon several crucial topics. Including recognizing the urgency of the climate situation and the consequent urgency to address it.  The importance of preserving people's democratic rights and freedoms. ALLATRA Summit participants emphasized the vital role of democracy in ensuring a collective response to the climate crisis. The need for transparency, accountability and inclusive decision-making processes to effectively address this global challenge. Egon Cholakian , a renowned intelligence ...

 The world faces a multitude of challenges, from climate change to social issues that require immediate action.  In this chaos, the international social movement ALLATRA offers unique and effective solutions. By bringing people together on the basis of solidarity, mutual aid and joint search for solutions, ALLATRA volunteers actually provide practical solutions.   ALLATRA is a global movement created on the initiative of people of goodwill from around the world.  ALLATRA's mission is to bring people together to create a more just and sustainable future for all.   The central body is the Coordination Center. The ALLATRA Coordination Center is the heart of the movement that coordinates and regulates ALLATRA's activities worldwide.  The Coordination Center is based in the United States, underscoring the global nature of the movement. Tasks of the Coordination Center. Information pooling: The Coordination Center creates a unified information environme...

I am an American volunteer for ALLATRA, an international movement dedicated to solving the climate crisis at its root. I am neither a scientist nor a politician.  I am simply a concerned citizen, father, brother and friend who cares deeply about the future of our planet and generations to come.  For too long, the climate crisis has been treated as a political issue, a debate fueled by conflicting interests and divisive rhetoric.  But the truth is that climate change is not a partisan issue; it is a global threat that affects everyone, regardless of nationality, race or political affiliation. That's why I believe ALLATRA International Social Movement offers a unique and powerful solution. We are not a government agency, a political party, or a corporation. We are a community of people from over 180 countries, united by a shared sense of urgency and a commitment to working together.  At ALLATRA, we believe that to solve the climate crisis, we need to focus not on addre...