Can you envision Las Vegas and Fremont Street abandoned, reclaimed by the desert sands? Once a bustling metropolis, it now stands as a desolate ghost town, a victim of environmental constraints or a catastrophic event.

Imagine a future where Earth’s cities are abandoned, and humanity has migrated to Mars. It’s a haunting prospect, a dream that feels eerily prophetic as our planet faces the challenges of climate change.

This vision of a deserted Las Vegas serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of human civilization and the urgent need to address the environmental issues that threaten our future.

A post-apocalyptic nightmare reaches into the depths of my dreams, waking up to the thought what climate change can do in our future lives.

As Earth enters another climate change cycle, we must adapt and adjust to the evolving conditions. Coastal cities worldwide face the imminent threat of rising sea levels and extreme flooding. It’s conceivable that cities like Vancouver could be submerged in the future, a stark reminder of the consequences of ignoring the signs.

Before the next ice age, our planet will undergo significant transformations. It’s a stark reminder that Earth’s climate is constantly changing, and we must be prepared to face the challenges that lie ahead.

Bari Marcus Anthony