We can!

The time has come: starting in late December 2024, our planet will fully enter a cycle of cataclysms that repeats every 12,000 years.

This means that natural disasters will become more frequent and increasingly severe, with their intensity growing exponentially. And we, as inhabitants of this planet, will fully feel the force of nature.

That was the bad news.

But there’s also good news.

We can still speak. And as long as we can speak, we will use this opportunity.

Independent scientists from ALLATRA, who were the first to notice unusual changes, studied their nature and, with the support of volunteers, managed to spread this information widely.

We are starting to be heard.

ALLATRA representatives are speaking at UN conferences.
Even the Pope supports us.

As humanity, we have solutions and technologies that can help us survive this challenging period:

- Atmospheric water generators to remove plastic from the ocean.
- "Degassing" technologies to avert supervolcano eruptions.

What we lack is greater public awareness of the real causes of climate change. And, as cliché as it may sound, faith in ourselves and in the power of unity.

But we know: the seed has been planted, and it is beginning to grow.

And once more, we declare: WE ARE HUMANS, AND WE WANT TO LIVE.

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📣 Anastasia Pashigreva, PhD in Chemistry and Earth Studies Analyst for the Creative Society project, presented a report on the progression of natural disasters at a scientific gathering at the Scientists’ House (Haifa, Israel)

📈 The study, prepared in collaboration with volunteers from ALLATRA International Public Movement and the Creative Society project, is based on open data from international scientific centers, satellite observations, and geological research.

➡️ Key topics of the report:
🟢Changes in the Earth's core and its sudden displacement in 1998
🟢Increase in seismic and volcanic activity
🟢 Abnormal ocean warming and atmospheric changes
🟢 Influence of astrophysical cycles on the exponential growth of cataclysms
🟢 Uplift of the Siberian magma plume and its potential consequences

Professor Valeriy Etkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, who led the event, noted the high level of the presented analysis and expressed hope for further scientific collaboration.

🌐 Key conclusion: The rapid escalation of natural disasters demands immediate attention from scientists and consolidation of the scientific community to find solutions!

➡️ More information is available on creativesociety.com

❤️On March 20, Creative Society participated in the “Earth Day – Day of Happiness” event at the United Nations Vienna office, dedicated to the spring equinox and global sustainability, cultural traditions, and well-being.

The event gathered experts, activists, and changemakers to discuss key issues: How can we protect our planet? How do cultural traditions contribute to global unity? What role does each of us plays in building a better future?

As part of the Creative Society project, we actively engaged with attendees, raising awareness about the climate crisis and sharing key insights from the climate report. We had meaningful discussions, asked important questions, and exchanged ideas on tackling environmental challenges.

🌏 This event reinforced the importance of global cooperation in creating a sustainable future. Together, we can build a world based on peace, harmony, and ecological balance!

➡️ How do you share information about the climate crisis? Send us your examples, photos, and videos via our Telegram bot: https://t.me/CreativeSocietyOfficialBot

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Creative Society Establishes Partnerships with the Catholic University and the Ministry of Civil Defense of Bolivia

🇧🇴 La Paz, Bolivia – The Climate Governance and Women's Leadership Forum took place in La Paz, organized by the Coordination Center of the Creative Society project in Bolivia in collaboration with leading global experts.

📈 Scientists, government officials, and industry leaders participated in the event, including Olga Schmidt, President of the Creative Society, and Maryna Ovtsynova, President of the ALLATRA International Public Movement.

➡️ Key topics of the forum included:
🟢The global rise in natural disasters
🟢The threat of the Siberian magma plume and possible solutions
🟢The increase in autism rates and the impact of micro- and nanoplastics on human health

During the forum, the scientific report "On the Threat of a Magma Plume Eruption in Siberia", developed in collaboration between ALLATRA IPM and the Creative Society project, was presented. Additionally, the documentary film "Trap for Humanity", produced by the ALLATRA team, was showcased, highlighting the global interconnection between ecology and human health.

🌐 Following the main conference, key meetings took place. The Vice Minister of Civil Defense of Bolivia, Dr. Juan Carlos Calvimontes, met with José Ríos, Coordinator of the Creative Society project in Bolivia, and Maryna Ovtsynova, President of ALLATRA IPM. As a result of the meeting, a cooperation agreement was reached between the Ministry of Civil Defense of Bolivia, the Creative Society project, and its partner organization, ALLATRA. This meeting marked a significant step toward global collaboration and the search for innovative solutions to address environmental and natural challenges.

🟢 This forum is part of a series of events that will culminate in a final report, which will be presented at a United Nations session in 2025.

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Purchasing land for resettlement

Some countries are already buying land to relocate their citizens to safer climate zones.

The Maldives has established a fund to buy land for the relocation of its 350,000 citizens.

The government of Kiribati has purchased land in Fiji for a potential mass migration in the future.

Most residents of the Kilinailau Islands in Papua New Guinea have already relocated.

Disasters are followed by an increasing number of displacements.

Finding themselves without homes, documents and means of livelihood, often having lost their relatives and friends in climate disasters, people are forced to live in tents and survive on humanitarian aid.

The graph shows the growing number of refugees every year.

How will this problem affect each of us, and what are the potential solutions? This was addressed at the forum "Global Crisis. There Is a Way Out."

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