Unless and until the world’s food consumers recognise that their obsession with eating seafood is destroying the oceans and rapidly causing the extinction of all fish species, future living in 2050 will be devoid of fish. Unless agricultural practises change and work to stop desertification, there will be no soil capable of growing plants by 2080, potentially rendering the world uninhabitable.
Unless we stop clearing forests at their current alarming rate and continue with poor quality forestry management practises, there will almost certainly be enough trees in the work by 2048 to provide us with enough air to breathe.
The good news is that by 2050, all homes will most likely be fully interactive, with extremely fast internet.
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