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Climate Collapse

Rising global temperatures, driven by continued greenhouse gas emissions, are accelerating feedback loops such as permafrost thaw and ice-sheet loss. These changes trigger widespread crop failures, water shortages, and mass migrations that overwhelm national infrastructures.

By the mid-21st century, compounding extremes are projected to render large regions uninhabitable, sparking resource conflicts that further degrade planetary carrying capacity. Without rapid, coordinated decarbonization, these trends converge on a cascading societal breakdown from which recovery becomes impossible.