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MAJOR CONCERNS RISE OVER THE ANTILLEAN CURRENT REGION: TOXIC GAS REACHES LETHAL THRESHOLD. 

Below the fold, the text was grimmer: “Scientists project the 2026 biomass pulse will eclipse 27.6 million tons—a 13.4% compounded surge that renders current beach-level intervention obsolete.”

The article detailed the "Sulfur Fog" settling over the Antillean Current Region. It wasn't just the rot; it was the chemistry. Without industrial capture, the decaying mass was venting hydrogen sulfide directly into the lungs of the southern parishes. A 12% population exodus was already underway.

Styles recalled the Hub-and-Spoke blueprints from his world. Each hub in the region was used turn a neurotoxin into 2.8 GW of base-load power. With the help of industrial fortresses sitting offshore, intercepting the golden-brown mats before it ever touched the shore. 

Every ton processed would be a net-negative strike against the warming that fueled the blooms in the first place. Instead of a looming cause for concern, the regions could have an economy of carbon credits, biochar for the parched soils, and bio-concrete used in building.