Climate Stories

Past and future collide, driving the Designed and his Strength into a destiny impossible to avoid-at least, if their 'third strand' has anything to do with it. Yet accomplishing their goal has a far higher cost than Denzin and Chimma ever imagined. As a result, they must draw on strength they never knew they had.

Someone email Mother Nature or God and tell one of them to turn down the heat: we are roasting here, unless we've died and this really is hell. Photo by Immo Wegmann on Unsplash

In a near future shaped by climate collapse, deep-earth instability, and rapidly advancing geo-engineering, scientists discover a terrifying anomaly: Earth's rotational axis is slowly shifting. At first dismissed as a measurement error, the movement accelerates beyond all prediction. Within two decades, the impossible becomes reality-the planet's magnetic and geographic balance begins to break down, and the North Pole drifts toward an unexpected destination: the Philippine Archipelago. Renniel Dreigh, a 25-year-old civil engineering student, is among the first to witness the early signs of global transformation. As earthquakes become more frequent and the planet's core behaves like a living system responding to an unknown force, Renniel is pulled into a hidden layer of truth buried beneath official reports and censored scientific data. While governments struggle to maintain order and suppress panic, Renniel encounters a mysterious woman linked to classified geodynamic research. Through fragmented simulations and classified transmissions, he learns a disturbing reality: the pole shift is not random-it is being guided by something deep within the Earth, something ancient, structured, and awakening beneath the Pacific. As the Philippines begins its transformation from tropical islands into the planet's new polar center, society collapses and adapts in equal measure. Cities freeze, coastlines shift, and humanity is forced to rebuild civilization on unstable ground-both physically and scientifically. Caught between science, survival, and a truth that defies natural law, Renniel must decide whether the Earth is simply changing... or being rewritten by something that was never meant to wake up. The Last Tropical Winter is a sci-fi thriller about planetary transformation, hidden structures beneath the Earth, and the resilience of humanity when the world itself becomes unrecognizable.

I wrote this story for a writing contest: 1200 words with the prompt of something that is a work in progress. This theme can be found throughout the entire story in a variety of ways : humanity, gender, science, even Dr. Stone's life in general. We all are, after all, a non-stop work in progress.

Where are we headed?

Only few remained after the great climate disaster. The ones that did started their own colony called Felix. Humans and werewolves alike share the Land. At age 17 each student is selected by the headmasters/alphas to join a specific work field to keep the Land functioning and safe. Werewolf Olive Waterhouse finds herself being pushed into the world of grown ups. Without her friend Valerie to support her she must find it within herself to make new friends and break out of her shell. Olive's life does a 360. She even finds her mate. But will she have what it takes to change him?

Chintu writes a diary

Life in Godley City was the best way of life anyone could have. Life there was away from the cruel, intoxicated world beyond the city's barriers. We had protection from the fumes. We had the privilege of education, to learn about the past of our universe. We had homes, families, food, clothes. We had everything outsiders dreamed of having, or did we? What secrets do the government hold? What is the truth of our world? What really happened?

Exploring climate-change in 4th millennium, pschentll takes the reader in the world of horrible consequences, will mankind survive its newly robust environment

This is the story of a tough decision someone has to make, on top of an earlier decision that caused him to lose his family, but there is a very compelling reason to do so...

Adelena has lived her whole life in a world where she thought nothing of the environment. After all, that is not something she needs to worry about. However, when a guest speaker talks to the class about endangered animals, Adelena has to do something. She doesn't have a choice because her heart is in the right place. She wants to change the world. She wants to matter.

We did it, we filled the oceans with so much plastic that all the marine life has died. The water and air currents have been disrupted, and nothing grows anymore. There is no food. Only that that we can scrub off the plastic trash we filled the seas with.

It's about the most dangerous disaster .i.e. climate change.

As the world increasingly focuses on environmental sustainability, innovative solutions are emerging to promote eco-friendly behavior. One such solution gaining traction is the climate-friendly voucher system.

If only we knew

our environment should be protected.I am determined to empower communities, particularly children and young people, to find solutions to the climate and ecological crisis. This is about humanity's future. This is about making sure that the world right now is liveable.