Climate
A storm with record rainfall hit the Rio Grande Valley along the US-Mexico border starting March 26, causing widespread flooding in the region.
An earthquake — the strongest ever recorded — hit Italy’s Campi Flegrei supervolcano area. In the U.S., a deadly storm unleashed nearly 100 tornadoes in three days, and in Brazil, a 200-year-old symbol of the city collapsed under strong winds. But another force destroys...
ALLATRA IPM presents an eye-opening interview recorded at the Disaster Expo USA. In this interview, we discuss one of the most devastating natural disasters in recent U.S. history — the aftermath of Hurricane Helen, which devastated North Carolina's Appalachian mountain...
“I think that the most underappreciated [property] is that water can hold energy. You know, there is a battery-like effect that I was talking about.
On March 28th, a powerful earthquake struck Myanmar, leaving chaos, destruction, and human casualties in its wake. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake had a magnitude of 7.7, while some seismological agencies estimated it at 7.9. The...
In his address “Invisible Threat”, Dr. Egon Cholakian reveals the reality of yet another planetary crisis caused by the widespread dissemination of micro- and nanoplastics. Drawing on extensive scientific evidence, Dr. Cholakian explains how microscopic plastic particle...
On March 19th and 20th, a powerful storm named Martinho struck Portugal and then Spain, bringing torrential rain and gale-force winds. The severe weather caused significant damage across various regions of the country.
On March 14th, heavy rains hit the Italian regions of Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, causing devastating floods. Tourist resorts were left literally underwater.
A deadly storm front swept across the U.S. starting March 14, leaving behind chaos and destruction. The massive storm system triggered tornadoes, dust storms, heavy rains, blizzards, and wildfires, affecting over 150 million people across more than 20 states from Califo...
Humanity does not realize how little time is left before the point of no return. Each new natural anomaly shows how rapidly we are approaching it.
In this critical video address, Dr. Egon Cholakian, a representative of the international ALLATRA movement, reveals the shocking circumstances of information concealment about the critical geological situation in the Siberian region.
Less than four months ago, Ecuador was suffering from a devastating drought, but now the country faces the opposite extreme. Powerful and prolonged rains have triggered floods, landslides, and ground collapses.
A rare earthquake has shaken the Siberian Arctic, raising concerns about new risks not only for Russia but for the entire world.
An EF2 tornado struck Seminole County, Florida, on the morning of March 10, causing destruction in the cities of Longwood and Lake Mary. Wind speeds reached up to 115 mph. The National Weather Service called this tornado a rare event for Central Florida, where only 10%...
Tropical Cyclone Alfred formed on February 22 over the Coral Sea, approximately 800 miles north of Brisbane, Australia. For about a week, the cyclone moved south and southeast, occasionally intensifying. Initial meteorological forecasts suggested that Alfred would remai...
Since early March, mainland Spain has been hit by powerful downpours, snowstorms, and floods.
South and North Carolina, USA, are engulfed in dozens of wildfires that erupted last weekend, forcing authorities to order evacuations in several areas. Dry weather and strong winds have fueled the rapid spread of the flames. The situation remains tense despite the mobi...
On February 27, 2025, heavy precipitation hit the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
In this episode, we cover the latest climate anomalies and natural disasters that occurred worldwide over the past week (February 19–25, 2025).
Tropical Cyclone Garance struck Réunion Island on February 28, located in the Indian Ocean to the east of Madagascar. Authorities declared the highest level of danger and urged residents to stay in shelters.