Scenarios about 'environmental catastrophe'
The sudden, large-scale damage to natural ecosystems resulting from human activities or natural disasters with profound consequences for both environment and society. Environmental catastrophes include events like nuclear meltdowns, major oil spills, widespread deforestation, and climate-induced disasters that fundamentally alter landscapes and habitats. In alternate history scenarios, these events often serve as divergence points that reshape geopolitics, technological development, and human settlement patterns in ways dramatically different from our timeline.
What If The Montreal Protocol Never Happened?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the landmark 1987 environmental treaty to protect the ozone layer failed, resulting in unchecked ozone depletion and profound environmental, health, and geopolitical consequences.