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30/08/2026

🌦️🌍 Weather vs. Climate: What's the Real Difference?
From daily rain to decades ahead—learn how weather forecasts differ from climate predictions and why it matters. 🌧️📆🌡️

29/08/2026

The ocean is Earth's massive heat battery, quietly reshaping our climate over centuries!

28/08/2026

What is happening in the World âť“

EDUCATIONAL MEDIAMAKING INFORMATION ACCESSIBLE TO A GLOBAL AUDIENCEALLATRA produces educational media for a broad intern...
25/08/2026

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA

MAKING INFORMATION ACCESSIBLE TO A GLOBAL AUDIENCE

ALLATRA produces educational media for a broad international audience, including:

• documentary films;
• video podcasts and interviews;
• climate updates;
• coverage of socially significant events;
• multilingual social media content.

These formats help make information about global challenges accessible to audiences in different countries and languages.

To learn more, visit allatra.org

THE FIRST ISSUE OF THE ALLATRA NATURAL SCIENCE REVIEW IS PUBLISHEDNATURAL SCIENCE IN AN AGE OF PLANETARY CHANGE➡️The ALL...
25/08/2026

THE FIRST ISSUE OF THE ALLATRA NATURAL SCIENCE REVIEW IS PUBLISHED

NATURAL SCIENCE IN AN AGE OF PLANETARY CHANGE

➡️The ALLATRA Global Research Center announces the release of the first issue of its quarterly review. The publication presents work in the natural sciences to a professional and public readership while preserving scientific accuracy, and distinguishes consistently between conclusions supported by the available evidence and questions that remain open.

The first issue covers:
• micro- and nanoplastics as a matter of human exposure and health, from the placenta to the nervous system;
• methods for detecting particles smaller than one hundred nanometres;
• the 2026 Venezuela earthquake: two shocks thirty-nine seconds apart;
• the heat accumulating in the Pacific Ocean ahead of a potentially strong El Niño;
• the 2025 Kamchatka mega-earthquake in global context;
• the nature of electrostatic charge in polymers;
• the role of neural networks as instruments of scientific research;
• an interview with oceanographer Sylvia Earle on the state of the ocean.

The Review appears four times a year, carries no advertising or sponsored content, and is distributed free of charge.

▪️To learn more, visit allatra.org/global-research-center/journal/volume1

Beyond the Weather Forecast: How Satellites Help Us Understand Earth | Dr. Stephen Volz | ALLATRAEvery weather forecast ...
22/08/2026

Beyond the Weather Forecast: How Satellites Help Us Understand Earth | Dr. Stephen Volz | ALLATRA

Every weather forecast begins long before an icon appears on your phone. Behind each prediction lies a vast global system of satellites, sensors, data centers, supercomputers, and decades of scientific research working together to observe our living planet.

In this episode of the ALLATRA Podcast in collaboration with ALLATRA Global Research Center, Dr. Stephen M. Volz shares insights from decades of leadership in NASA and NOAA. As former Associate Director of NASA's Earth Science Flight Program and former Assistant Administrator of NOAA's National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), he helped build and oversee the systems that monitor our planet from space.

Drawing on decades of experience in NASA and NOAA, Dr. Volz explains how humanity has transformed its ability to observe Earth, from studying individual atoms and the origins of the universe to managing constellations of satellites that continuously monitor our planet. He shares why Earth should be understood not as separate oceans, atmosphere, and land, but as one interconnected living system.

The conversation explores how satellite observations become weather forecasts, why climate prediction is far more complex than it seems, how artificial intelligence is reshaping Earth observation, and why human expertise remains irreplaceable. Dr. Volz also discusses the critical role of oceans in Earth's climate system and why understanding our planet is one of humanity's greatest scientific challenges.

In this episode:
• How satellites observe Earth from space
• How weather forecasts are created
• Weather forecasting vs. climate prediction
• The role of oceans in Earth's climate
• AI in Earth observation: opportunities and limits
• Why human expertise still matters
• The future of Earth observation
The podcast is hosted on the ALLATRA platform.
This material is for informational and discussion purposes only. The statements, assessments, interpretations, conclusions, and hypotheses contained herein represent the personal views of their authors as of the date of publication and do not constitute an official position of the ALLATRA or any other public association, organization, project, partner, affiliated entity, or individual unless explicitly stated otherwise.
Publication of this material is intended to encourage open scientific dialogue and does not in itself imply institutional endorsement, confirmation, or scientific verification of the views expressed. The material should not be interpreted as an official statement, expert opinion, or professional advice.

Advocacy Through EvidenceFROM RESEARCH TO INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUEFor ALLATRA, advocacy means bringing evidence, emerging ...
22/08/2026

Advocacy Through Evidence

FROM RESEARCH TO INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUE

For ALLATRA, advocacy means bringing evidence, emerging risks and expert perspectives into serious public and institutional discussion.

This work includes:

• presenting research findings at international forums;
• participating in expert panels and policy discussions;
• engaging with scientists, institutions and civil society;
• raising awareness of environmental and human-rights challenges.

The purpose is to help ensure that important issues are considered with the depth, responsibility and urgency they require.

To learn more, visit allatra.org

Russia’s 20-Year Hybrid War Against the West Explained | Sean Wiswesser | ALLATRA ALLATRA presents an interview podcast ...
21/08/2026

Russia’s 20-Year Hybrid War Against the West Explained | Sean Wiswesser | ALLATRA
ALLATRA presents an interview podcast with Sean M. Wiswesser, a former CIA senior operations officer and Chief of Station with nearly thirty years of experience in intelligence, foreign service, defense, and national security.

Sean M. Wiswesser served on multiple overseas tours and many other deployments on temporary duty, including war-zone service. He was a chief of station and had multiple joint-duty assignments with intelligence community partners. Sean was a Morehead Scholar at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill with a bachelor's degree in history and Russian & Slavic linguistics. He was awarded a Master of Strategic Studies in 2023 from the Air War College and received the Russia Integrated Deterrence Award.
In this in-depth conversation, Sean Wiswesser draws on his professional experience and research to discuss Russian intelligence, its history, tradecraft, and evolving methods of influence.

The interview explores:
• What first drew Sean Wiswesser to Russian history, language, and intelligence work
• Why he decided to write a book about Russian intelligence tradecraft
• How Russian intelligence services use active measures and hybrid warfare
• Common Western misconceptions about the Russian intelligence system
• The role of disinformation, emotional manipulation, sabotage, cyberattacks, and covert influence
• How information operations target public trust and democratic institutions
• Lessons Americans can learn from Europe’s experience with hybrid threats
• Russia’s war against Ukraine and the risks of prematurely assuming that the war is nearing its end
• How young people may be recruited and coerced through Telegram and other online platforms
• What individuals, educators, and civil society can do to build resilience without creating an atmosphere of fear

This ALLATRA interview podcast offers an expert perspective on how intelligence operations extend far beyond traditional espionage and why understanding these methods is essential for protecting democratic societies. This material is for informational and discussion purposes only. The statements, assessments, interpretations, conclusions, and hypotheses contained herein represent personal views of their authors as of the date of publication and do not constitute an official stance of the ALLATRA international organization or any other public association, organization, project, partner, or affiliated entity or person, unless expressly stated otherwise.

Publication of this material provides an opportunity for open discussion and does not in itself imply institutional endorsement, confirmation, or scientific verification of the views expressed. The material does not constitute an official statement, expert opinion, or professional advice.

Watch the full conversation and share your thoughts in the comments.
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20/08/2026

A record 4.7 earthquake hit the Campi Flegrei caldera near Pozzuoli—injuring at least 26 people, forcing evacuations, and triggering power and transport disruptions across the Naples area. It lands in the middle of a week marked by earthquakes, drought, floods, and violent storms on multiple continents.

🔹 July 31, 7:46 p.m. local time: a magnitude 4.7 quake struck near Pozzuoli at about 1.9 miles depth—the strongest since continuous instrumental monitoring began in the caldera area.
🔹 Pozzuoli damage: plaster fell from facades, cracks formed, doors warped; several non-residential buildings partially or completely collapsed, and more than 300 residents were evacuated after inspections.
📌 A dangerous aftermath: tuff slopes collapsed, sending large rock blocks onto roads and parked vehicles—crushing several cars; a married couple inside one vehicle survived.
🔹 Cascading disruptions: the Port of Pozzuoli temporarily suspended operations after deep cracks appeared on access roads; more than 40 daily ferry and high-speed vessel services to Ischia and Procida were canceled.
🔹 Power and transit impacts: high-voltage line equipment was damaged in Agnano, causing outages affecting about 100,000 customers; some railway, metro, and high-speed rail services in Naples were temporarily suspended.
✅ The wider July 27–August 2, 2026 picture: a 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture (Japan), historic drought driving the Rhine and Danube to critically low levels and disrupting nuclear power plant operations in Romania and Hungary, abnormal rainfall and an unprecedented summer flood in Tyumen Oblast (Russia), and a Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) tornado with winds up to 300 km/h.

Human Rights and Human DignityGLOBAL CHALLENGES ARE ALSO HUMAN CHALLENGESEnvironmental risks, natural disasters and soci...
20/08/2026

Human Rights and Human Dignity

GLOBAL CHALLENGES ARE ALSO HUMAN CHALLENGES

Environmental risks, natural disasters and social instability can directly affect human safety, education, freedom, health and access to essential resources.

The protection of fundamental human rights and freedoms is therefore an important part of ALLATRA’s mission. Our work includes dialogue on:

• human dignity and individual freedoms;
• democratic resilience and pluralism;
• freedom of belief and expression;
• the protection of vulnerable communities.

Scientific and environmental discussions must always consider the people whose lives may be affected.

To learn more, visit allatra.org

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