Scenarios about 'ecological preservation'
The protection and conservation of natural ecosystems, biodiversity, and environmental resources from human exploitation and degradation. Ecological preservation emerged as a significant movement in the late 19th and 20th centuries in response to industrialization, habitat destruction, and species extinction, often creating tension between economic development and conservation goals. In alternate history scenarios, different approaches to ecological preservation can dramatically alter landscapes, species survival, climate patterns, and the development of human societies.
What If The Aral Sea Never Dried Up?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Soviet irrigation projects didn't devastate Central Asia's Aral Sea, preserving one of the world's largest inland bodies of water and the ecological and economic systems that depended on it.