Imagine, as you walk outside to escort your child to school,
a reflection of a green fog lurks over you from the green house bubble of pollutants. Vehicles will no longer be an
option of transportation due to the increase of fumes. Most days you are
advised to stay indoors due to the dense amount of carbon monoxide in the air the
heat index exceeding ‘black flag’ conditions.
Waste concentration in the world will have exceeded the
vacancy of personal space. Mid 5000 there was a boom of population, creating
less space for building and industry creation. Although there is less space,
production does not stop, which means pollution does not either. Fumes from
trash improperly disposed of will reek from a mile away, the trash buried in the
ground (to help make space)- contaminates the scarce water sources needed to
survive. Rations of potable water will be provided to families of priority. Fish
industries will no longer be at work, warm water species will take over all
bodies of water, thus killing off the cold water fish that are considered to be
the backbone of the industry. Children will be taught the meaning and
significance of the once had ‘glaciers’, as these will no longer be, as the
melting resulted in emergence flooding in parts or the world.
Around year 5000, increase of population created less space
for building and less job opportunities. By 1710, the population has decreased
as life expectancy and the value of life has declined greatly within 2000
years. Techniques of burying trash, resulting in other contamination was meant
to adapt to the issues rather than make them worse. Natural contributions to
global warming such as glaciers melting- creating emergence flooding in
countries create hardening affects from the initial impact from the 1500 to
1710, due to the constant treading of the environment and the people.
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