"CO2: The Evolution of a New World" is a riveting science fiction narrative exploring the emergence of humans who can breathe carbon dioxide, an evolutionary response to Earth's changing climate. The story begins with discovering this unique trait in newborns at Bluelite Hospital, igniting global scientific interest and research. As the phenomenon becomes more widespread, the narrative delves into the intricate challenges CO2-breathing individuals and their families face, highlighting the societal and ethical implications. The plot thickens with the revelation of the Shafer Legacy, indicating that the CO2-breathing ability resulted from genetic engineering, not natural evolution. This discovery provokes intense debate among scientists, ethicists, and global leaders about the ethical boundaries of scientific intervention. The story follows various perspectives, including families, researchers, and policymakers, as they grapple with the realities of a new evolution in humanity." CO2: The Evolution of a New World" combines speculative science with profound ethical questions, compellingly looking at human resilience and the complexities of adapting to a rapidly changing world.
