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Climate Collapse
Accelerating global warming from greenhouse gas emissions is driving irreversible tipping points, including ice sheet melt, permafrost thaw, and biodiversity loss. These amplify extreme weather, crop failures, and sea-level rise, triggering resource conflicts and mass displacement on a planetary scale.
By the late 21st century, feedback loops could render large regions uninhabitable, eroding the foundations of industrial society and leading to cascading civilizational breakdown. No other trend combines such certainty of progression with such comprehensive, self-reinforcing destructive potential.
By the late 21st century, feedback loops could render large regions uninhabitable, eroding the foundations of industrial society and leading to cascading civilizational breakdown. No other trend combines such certainty of progression with such comprehensive, self-reinforcing destructive potential.