Climate Stories

Why does everything in their lives always take some getting use to? In a world of impossible choices, every yassing one of them has an equally impossible cost. As unusually ferocious blizzards hem them in, the community are cared for by those who are anything but heroes. Soon, though, two new impossible choices await them. Survival, it seems, is costly. And like the ice encasing the Bastion, that prophecy is determined to find its way in.

The world is ending one day at a time. By daylight, temperatures climb high enough to melt pavement and ignite the air. After sunset, the cold becomes just as deadly. Cities have burned, governments have gone silent, and the survivors who remain are either hiding underground or fighting for whatever is left. Jack, a former firefighter haunted by the loss of his best friend, has survived by staying alone. But when he crosses paths with Ava, an Earth Science teacher who saw the collapse coming long before anyone listened, isolation is no longer his only option. Ava has a shelter, a plan, and just enough hope to believe that somewhere beyond the ruined city, a protected sanctuary may still exist. Together, they must survive firestorms, freezing nights, violent militias, and a planet that is beginning to tear itself apart. As trust turns into love, Jack is forced to confront the truth about the people he lost-and the man whose betrayal still haunts him. With only fourteen days between survival and total collapse, Jack and Ava must decide what they are willing to forgive, what they are willing to sacrifice, and whether love can take root in a world that is dying. Fourteen Days is an emotional apocalyptic survival story about grief, betrayal, forgiveness, and two people choosing to build something new from the ruins of everything they knew.

A book full of poems about love, heartbreak, overthinking, loss and other topics, all written about me and my feelings. I write the poems to express and relieve bad feelings and I don't care if you like them or not. Of course I hope that with my texts I can help one or the other of you to deal with your own feelings and I am happy and grateful for every reader. Love you all ^^

This book explains how humanity is digging its own grave and why it's responsible for its own downfall. It explores the devastating effects of climate change, the threat of nuclear Armageddon, artificial intelligence, and a range of societal issues through the lens of personal experience. Its goal is to highlight humanity's destructive nature and to challenge the way we see ourselves.

The Earth has experienced catastrophic collapse due to sudden unpredictable solar flares and gradual climate change. In the aftermath of this fallout, doctor-in-training Moira Livingston struggles to provide for herself and her mother in the rapidly changing climate of the infertile settlement known as "The Crimson". The Crimson has always been known as a place of sanctuary. The citizens are fed by R.E.D, a company that has been able to build greenhouses and provide sustenance to the hundreds of settlers who inhabit the otherwise depleted land. Her whole life, Moira has been told never to bite the hand that feeds her, but when Moira meets Daniel Becker and finds out the devastating secrets that have been hidden by the same corporation that provides for her survival, she is forced to confront her own moral values and decide what is actually best for humanity. Through her fight against classism, moral ethics, and capitalist power, will Moira be able to keep those who she loves safe? More importantly, she will need to find a way to keep herself alive in the world that is intrinsically working against her.

Before pushing climate change aside for the next generation, I suggest you read this bit.

In 2031, Joe Madrid stood at the pinnacle of human achievement-a trillionaire genius whose ThermoVeil invention saved Earth from a climate apocalypse eight years earlier, shielding the planet from grave global warming. Adored as a hero, he's rewritten humanity's future. But genius has a deadly cost. The device that's cooling the world is devouring Joe from within, its radiation gnawing at his cells. As his body fails, a ghost from his past reemerges, reigniting buried passions and shattering his ironclad control. Worse, the enemies he exposed in his rise -shadowy forces peddling doom for profit-now hunt him mercilessly. With time running out, Joe must unravel the ThermoVeil's fatal flaw, outmaneuver assassins in the dark, and confront the woman who could save or doom him. Survival demands everything: his mind, his empire, his heart. Or will the savior of Earth become its greatest cautionary tale?

"Join us on a captivating journey beneath the waves as we explore the wonders of the ocean and the urgent need to protect its fragile ecosystems. In 'Guardians of the Deep,' we dive into the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on Earth and the threats they face from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. Discover inspiring stories of conservation efforts, innovative solutions, and how you can become a guardian of the deep, helping to preserve these majestic waters for future generations."

In a world devastated by environmental collapse, a lone survivor navigates the remnants of civilization, haunted by the mistakes of humanity's past. With no home, no companions, and dwindling hope, she must endure the harsh realities of a dystopian wilderness, where every step forward is a fight for survival. Along her journey, she encounters strange and savage remnants of society-groups of people who have abandoned their humanity in the face of catastrophe. In this desolate landscape, she searches for shelter, sustenance, and perhaps a reason to keep going, all while grappling with the overwhelming guilt of being part of the generation that doomed the Earth.

A fashion review for an editorial on sustainable clothing.

one needs to forgive and learn faster to adapt how not to be much affected by others. This is the only possible way to grow and help others. In order to provide for others we need to be selfish sometimes.yes it is absolutely alright to say no without guilt. you need to spend time and money on yourself once in a while. two minutes every day do something enjoying the moment. something that makes you want to say I am alive. We all need a role model in our lives and if we make the wrong idols . our lives will be destroyed. let's see what to do and what not to do to get better than the best everyday. they say laughter is the best medicine and a day without laughter is A day wasted . it is really true. all we need is to mock ourselves and be superior than our past inferior self. instant gratification 🙅‍♀️no, instant improvement ✅yes. Animals and humans have a strong bond , a relationship of the high kind, a friendship that is not the cup of tea for everyone. if you see in the eyes of an animal and see yourself it is only then that you've been living otherwise you are just letting life as it goes on , just dead. A teenager needs a skill to flaunt and it has to be a skill in the real sense not making some kind of non sensical short video on a trending song. we definitely need to gain knowledge and spread awareness after we are self aware. this is only possible after we have achieved the better version of ourselves. information overload has to be stopped in all ways. money should be earned but in a right way so that you can peacefully sleep in the bed at night and same goes with spending money. earn rightly spend mindfully. illogical useless time and money spent leads to only and only regretting. self sabotage is getting a rise in youngsters day by the . I'd date to say that the environmental climate change is the cause of the very mood changes we have in our minds. we reflect our thoughts in the work we do and this is the earth's reflection of the way we've

A twisted interpretation of an iceberg breaking down and experiencing climate change viewed through modern society. if that makes sense haha

Dr. Sarah Chen, a disillusioned agroecologist, uncovers a buried rod in the Ethiopian highlands-an object that sings, pulses, and awakens dying soil. It's not tech. It's remnant. One of twelve pieces of Aaron's staff-an artifact encoded with ancestral memory and divine proof of life. Sarah becomes the anchor of a movement: twelve "carriers" across the continent who begin reactivating the earth's memory through song, ritual, and indigenous knowledge. Their silent revolution grows in bloom rings, underground ceremonies, and reclaimed wastelands. But power doesn't yield. Former Sanitari scientists and biotech empires launch a synthetic response: the Counterbloom, a manmade, memoryless root designed to sterilize and overwrite the originals. A war begins-not with armies, but with root versus code, song versus signal. The climax pits Sarah and the carriers against erasure itself. Their weapons: soil, remembrance, and resistance through renewal.

2074, the world has been ravaged by relentless global warming, causing an unprecedented catastrophe. Billions of human and animal lives have been swept away, while the Earth has become a hellish place. Glaciers have melted, leaving behind desolate landscapes and extreme temperatures. The daily average exceeds 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), making the simple act of survival a titanic challenge. Coastal areas have vanished, submerged by a salty sea that no longer supports life. The inland lands have turned into arid sand deserts, where the hope of finding refuge is a distant mirage. Oxygen itself has become a precious commodity, with concentrations so low that survival without the aid of respirators is an impossible feat. In the heart of this inferno, a small group of survivors struggles to endure. They seek refuge in technological enclaves, sharing meager resources and facing the challenge of staying alive every day. Michele, the protagonist, is faced with desperate choices. In a journey through scorching deserts and apocalyptic landscapes, Michele will confront not only the perils of untamed nature but also the dark machinations of desperate human groups, willing to do anything to secure a future. With every step, Michele must battle against despair and strive to keep the flame of hope alive.

The events taking place in this story are all real. Just not in this dimension. Ga'laar had died in the wartorn planet he called once home. When reincarnated, a clerical error caused him to be born as a human male, bent to destroy earth from the inside. He has to start somewhere, and begins by filming amateur street magic for YouTube.

Plastic is omnipresent. It is everywhere. Look at your air conditioner, wall clock, Tv remote, washing machine, ear-phones, Key-board, foot-wear, wrappers of your favorite chocolates, containers of skin-care products, your toothbrush, your water purifier...... I mean we can keep adding everything to the list and it would still be incomplete. So, you think banning poly-bags would be enough to save the environment? That's adorable. Time and again, we are introduced with a product that finds its place in our lives and we are later suggested to do away with it without finding any suitable substitute. Let's know what led us to the world of plastics and how we are gonna choke on it.