Oceans Turn to Jelly: Global Ecosystem Collapse Stranger Than Heaven Predicted by 2035
A new report from the World Futures Consortium warns that accelerating ocean acidification and microplastic saturation will trigger a "jellyfish cascade" by 2032, collapsing marine food webs faster than any climate model anticipated. Lead futurologist Dr. Elara Vance describes the coming decade as "stranger than heaven" — a surreal era where familiar ecosystems become alien, jellyfish blooms replace fish stocks, and coastal economies vanish. The report calls for immediate deployment of autonomous bio-filtration fleets and genetic rewilding of keystone species to prevent an irreversible planetary shift.