Superpowers in 2100? Russia & Canada

Phase 1: The End of Pax Americana (1980-2025)
>...But rather than assessing the situation dispassionately and preparing for a strategic retreat, the US is digging in all fronts: foreign wars, deficit spending, oil dependence, political gridlock, etc. This increases the probability that US decline will take the form of a sudden collapse, as of Argentina’s in 1999-2002, instead of fading away like the British Empire after 1945.

Phase 2: The Return of the Middle Kingdom (2020-2075)

Phase 3: Towards a Russian Century? (2075-?)
>the Chinese state will have its hands full mitigating disaster after climate disaster. The spate of rebuilding after the flooding of New Orleans, which actually boosted US GDP, was one thing; when commercial metropolises like Shanghai are getting flooded and coastal property prices devaluing to nothing, it is economic and financial apocalypse.
>A consequence is that states with far smaller populations and economies, but greater surplus resources – will emerge as new Great Powers. Primarily, this means Russia, but Canada would also be in this category, as will Scandinavia, Alaska, and (in one or two more centuries) whoever settles or controls Greenland. By virtue of their control over most of the world’s remaining critical resources – water (not only for food, but electricity); gas; coal; metals; whatever’s left of oil – they will wield unprecedented strategic power over the countries to the south.

akarlin.com/2011/06/future-superpowers/

>India
>3rd greatest power in the 2030s according to chart

do they learn how to harness the mighty power of street poo?

if this is the stuff superpowers are made of then

YES CANADA

Your proxy cannot hide your true colours, leaf.

Nice graph.

They succed due to their vast human capital but begin to fall quickly again due to climate change fucking up their agriculture and driving up food prices. At least that is what the author says.

>climate change """disasters"""

food is gonna get more expensive and property damage costs are gonna increase. not too hard to understand fatass

>Imlying there will still be Russians in 2100

They have fertility rate of 1.78, highest of all of ex-commie Europe. Plus, in mid 2000's the "experts" were saying they wil have 135 million in 2020 and 70 million in 2050. Laughable.