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A modern city like many others but theres one big difference its located in the middle of a desert in one Nine Hundred Fifty the population was barely One Hundred Thousand then the age of Air Conditioning gone the electricity to power this convenience was supplied by coal plants suddenly it became possible to live under the Blazing Sun The Population skyrocketed today phoenix is home to one point six million and is the fifth largest city in the United States thomas basso moved here more than twenty years ago. Despite the climate he can enjoy his hobby all year round golf One Hundred And Eighty...

Timber but even prior to this emergency japan was threatened by deforestation. after decades of peace and prosperity the population had doubled. the forests were cleared to make way for arab alas. the rapidly expanding cities devoured wood which was used for almost everything. once intact natural forests were decimated lacking regulation against logging japan's landscape was turning into a wasteland. he . immediate consequences were soon evident and landslides a sharp decline in crop yields. famine

Cleared to make way for arabella. the rapidly expanding cities devoured wood which was used for almost everything. once intact natural forests were decimated lacking regulation against logging japan's landscape was turning into a wasteland. the . immediate consequences were soon evident in landslides the sharp decline in crop yields. famine spread in towns battles a rapid for control of the last wooded areas the country was on the brink of collapse

There was another volcano that freed gases that turned into smog, smog floated across the jet stream changing weather patterns. crop production fell in western europe, famine spread, fiery sunsets were seen. then 1784 the winter was one of the longest and coldest on record in north america. new england, record stretch of below-average temperatures. on it went, john. is this actually possible again? >> oh, sure. it's going to happen again, you know, and, in fact, as i mentioned tambora happened in the 1815-1816, and you can expect this to happen because, frankly, water and volcanos don't mix. i...