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Climate Collapse
Accelerating global warming from greenhouse gas emissions is driving irreversible tipping points, including permafrost thaw, ice sheet collapse, and ecosystem die-offs. By mid-century, these trends compound into widespread crop failures, uninhabitable regions, and mass migrations that overwhelm societies.
Resource conflicts and infrastructure breakdowns follow, eroding governance and triggering cascading failures across food, water, and energy systems. No other single trend combines such high certainty, global scale, and momentum toward civilizational collapse within this century.
Resource conflicts and infrastructure breakdowns follow, eroding governance and triggering cascading failures across food, water, and energy systems. No other single trend combines such high certainty, global scale, and momentum toward civilizational collapse within this century.