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Planet B: A PolySolution for the Planetary PolyCrisis Emergency

2026-05-13

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Humanity faces not isolated problems but a PolyCrisis, which is a set of 26 tightly interwoven existential crises spanning ecological collapse, planetary overheating, chronic disease epidemics, institutional fragility and social breakdown. Each crisis amplifies the others through cascading feedback loops, and sixteen possess the independent capacity to cause human extinction. We are not entering an emergency, but...

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10.20944/preprints202605.0818.v1
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