Истории Climate

Poetry Collection // Upon the Stars We See is a deeply personal and politically charged chapbook that weaves together haiku, prose poems, and spoken word to explore the intersections of Indigenous identity, environmental grief, and the quiet violence of modern existence. Through minimalism and lyrical force, it constructs a celestial mirror-reflecting not only the realities of colonization and capitalism, but also the resilience, memory, and inherited strength of those who live through them.

Book One of the New Enlightenment A realistic science fiction novel set in the not-so-far-away future. The relentless effects of climate change have driven Earth to its breaking point: catastrophic storms, raging wildfires, mass extinctions, and an unstoppable wave of human migration. Governments are paralyzed, and corporations are blinded by profit, ignoring the collapse of the very society they depend on. As poverty, starvation, and global conflict spiral out of control, the world teeters on the edge of chaos. But not everyone is ready to surrender. Solar Umbrella is a gripping tale of survival and innovation, where a small group of visionaries, led by Parker Varia, refuse to accept defeat. With the clock ticking, they set out to design and build a revolutionary device that could reverse the ravages of climate change. Standing in their way are powerful corporate forces and the unforgiving march of time. Yet, amid the despair, Parker and his team dare to hope, believing that their actions could reignite the spark of optimism and change the course of humanity's future.

The smoke wraps tendrils around your legs and sinks into your skin. Dry coughs scrape their blunt nails down your throat and the smoke penetrates deeper, sliding a hand around your neck and s q u e e z i n g. Everything is blurry now. Your breath comes in short, sharp bursts. You hear hoarse sobs in between rasping coughs. Blood and saliva drips onto the dead grass. Too late. *** It's always the quiet, unassuming events that foretell the end. That's where the movies get it wrong. The world won't go out with a bang. It will slowly burn right in front of our eyes as we pretend that we like the warmth. Then when we finally come to our senses and we are no longer blinded by money and greed, it will be too late. A collection of short speculative fiction and poetry pieces that explore the fine line between dystopia and reality.

Cli-fi or climate sci-fi centres on the reasons and outcome of climate change here on old Earth as well as potential means to prevent the worst. As such, cli-fi often has a darker tone, but who said that there can't be an upside to it? And of course, climate change can happen on other planets as well - and perhaps even be seen as something good by some? A large new subgenre to explore for the writers of the mothership!

Amelia Swanson's parents were murdered when she was four. The killer was never found. Twelve years later, she cracks a cipher that her mother left behind-and it leads to one of the most powerful men in the country. But asking questions about the past is dangerous when you live in a surveillance state. AI assistants monitor every word. City walls separate the worthy from the "uncounted." And the conspiracy that killed her parents is very much alive. Now Amelia and her best friend Marv are being hunted. By a system that erases inconvenient truths. By enemies who've killed to keep secrets buried. And by something that stalks her dreams-something that knows her name. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes: her parents weren't just victims. They were players in a hidden game. A game where the stakes are power, control, and the truth itself. And Amelia just stepped onto the board. ---- What to expect: - Conspiracy thriller with psychological horror elements - Found family & loyal friendships - Surveillance capitalism critique - Mystery that compounds (every answer raises new questions) - Slow-burn investigation with escalating danger - NO romantic subplot (friendship-focused) Content warnings: Parental death (past), trauma/PTSD, child in peril (flashbacks), violence, paranoia/surveillance themes ---- - New Transmissions: every 7-10 days - Current Phase: Book 1, Season 1. In progress - updating regularly. - Future Plans: Book 1 has 80 Transmissions. 3-book trilogy. 9 seasons in total. (over 750,000 words)

The planet seems perfect for human settlement: water, an earth-like atmosphere and a lush vegetation. Mil plunges into the study of the biosphere with professional enthusiasm. But one detail slips her attention...

this is to anyone from the future. I'm sorry we didn't do enough for you. as always, if you feel like making a new cover for this then PM me, I'll give you credit for it ofc xx

Book Two of the Nature Rules series I"ll be adding 200 words every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

"We must do two things. We must put water on the ground and we must stop putting carbon into the air." -In a nutshell, that is how we can fix Global Warming. Read on.

A group of teenagers won a science contest and are now going on a sailing cruise in the pacific. But then a storm occurs and they land on the island state Tuvalu. But this state will go down in the sea in the next years, if nothing about the climate change changes.

The Earth has been devastated by the climate change caused by humans. One scientist works on facilitating plant growth. He's also working on a cloning technology to repopulate the Earth. The cloning technology gives life to 6 children. This book is the first installment of my original series called The Abyssal Multiverse. The book is about a scientist going on a mission to rebuild Earth back to what he knew it when he was a child. PLEASE NOTE: This book might be published on Kindle after some feedback and changes. If that happens, some chapters may be unpublished to follow the Kindle guidelines.

AVATAR meets Greek mythology in this fantasy parable in which a dryad reveals herself to protect her best friend from destruction. ___ Dryads have one rule: Never reveal yourself to the enemy. Tied to the tree who loves and guards them until death parts them both, these dryads--or hidden hearts--breathe life and consciousness into the natural world. When humans arrive to destroy Cassie's forest home and threaten her childhood friend, she can no longer stay silent. She swallows her fear and stands up for her loved ones. But will it be enough? __ Written July 20, 2021 for the "Of Monsters and Us" fantasy contest Word count: 999 words Status: completed Cover: made using CANVA PRO on July 20, 2021

A small glimpse of a possible future warning humanity of what could happen past our point of no return

Exploring the Marvels of Nature: Coral Reefs, National Parks, and Biodiversity Conservation: Nature is a breathtaking tapestry of vibrant ecosystems, from the stunning underwater worlds of coral reefs to the expansive landscapes of national parks. This article delves into the importance of biodiversity, the benefits of conservation efforts, and how these natural treasures are crucial for maintaining life on Earth.

A semi- apocalypse is described through the eyes of an injured soldier. Screams and laughter simultaneously pervade the air as the world begins to collapse.

Ocean Calling: Em's Version is a gripping survival story told through the lens of Emerald Dalton-a perfectionist, Instagram-famous broadcast meteorologist-whose world is upended when she's called to join a NOAA Hurricane Hunters mission just as a dangerous storm barrels toward her family's summer home in Duck, North Carolina. While Em soars into the heart of the hurricane, her sixteen-year-old daughter, Jade, must face the storm alone on the ground. As wind and water rise, so do old tensions between mother and daughter, Em's need for control and image, Jade's yearning for independence and authenticity. But nature has no patience for pride. Both women must confront what they fear most, in each other and in themselves, if they want to survive.

Australia is on fire, and so they need our help. If you want to donate and help out with the volunteer firefighters, along with saving the animals and preserving the fauna, please go to: https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/bushfire-relief-how-you-can-help-those-in-need/news-story/a0476ac3538b8c373f281ea6be204421

In year 2080, climate change has taken hold of Earth. Increasing temperatures, tropical storms and flooding, not to mention a controlling government regime by the name of Pacificator. Humans have ran out of fossil fuels and have turned to use water for their source of power - for everything. Hydrogen fuel cell weapons, hydro-cycles, and even hydrogen metal structures. Apollo Kouris, a 17 year old manual worker, uncovers humanity's long forgotten history and becomes a mass threat to society.

Dystopian novel- A girl wakes up in a locked hospital room, alone with no recollection with how she got there. The planet has been destroyed but the hospital resides in a place where this doesn't appear true. She is hooked up to machinery but does not know what she is being used for or if she will even get out alive.