Global Warming

I’ve have spent a large portion of my time traveling to California and with the fires that have torched the state it isn’t surprising that before the state West of the Sierra Nevada Mountains receded into the Pacific. The great California break was not the cause but the ever growing sea levels. The years leading into the great melt down of sea ice really set some permanent damage to the planet. Not all was lost, but there were many great defeats to the land and marine life with the temperature incline. Today, year 7010, California has lost all of it’s beaches which decreased the level of tourist declining further on its economy. Many global regulations had to be set to reduce the footprint of our impact on the Earth. Renewable energy was a large focus and fossil fuels were heavily taxed before being voted only to being used under strict and special circumstances. The entire Los Angeles Basin is underway, the towering buildings had decayed before a new process was created to reduce the building decay from sea waters. The CO2 levels reached record highs in the levels of concentration, this gas created the warming the planet saw erasing most of the sea ice that the Earth has grown to enjoy. The tons of extra water that the oceans received pushed back the ocean side farther inland. The oceans were heavily impacted by the change and it turn saw most of the devastation in plant life, salt water concentration, and climate specific species from the artics. Before the finalized regulations were standardized the warming of the ocean waters created many extremes in weather related activities. The volume and power of hurricanes increased which caused further havoc around the world. Most of the damage is to Earth not permanent, but it is speculated that much of what has been done will not undo until the shadows of the past are fully realized and eradicated. However, the piece that likely remains unchanged is the loss of the many marine and land life during the extreme changes and floods.