Climate-change Stories

A collapsing world, where human greed had brought climate change to its limits, with no possible turning point. Jeremy's personal life falls apart when his girlfriend, out of the blue, drastically breaks up with him and disappears. From that moment on, nothing will be as it was before. His life will crumble from every side...

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.

A girl diagnosed with lung cancer strives survival in a world full of hate, looks and gossips. How will she go on through her daily challenges whilst experiencing the life of a normal American teenager? △ Chosen Excerpt ▼ " Ladies and gentlemen, the sign at the door tells it all. We are here today to discuss the situation of the unspoken. People are aware of what's happening with our earth. But they just proceed with life. No one ever stopped to think. What if all of this reached to an end? What if the future, we prepared hard for our children, was nowhere to be found? What if all of these materialistic manners vanished in seconds? We are challenging a storm. A storm beyond human control. A storm that would be the end of the human race as we know it. You think that life is a cycle? I know some of you would say 'Just because everything is changing, doesn't mean it has never been this way before' but this isn't Narnia we are talking about. This is real life. And in real life bad endings are usualized. Unfortunately, we got no Aslan to help us. We got ourselves. Studies showed that we are less than twelve years away from being unable to undo our mistakes. Either we stop and think about this life, or we proceed with our businesses and fail. Either we stop the temperature from increasing or we watch with eyes full of regret the poles melt eventually

The eruption of Tonga's underwater volcano, in January 2022, vaporized 150 million tons of seawater and shot a geyser of super heated steam through the stratosphere. The water vapour, a strong greenhouse gas, may increase global temperatures for at least five years. For the past 800,000 years, atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) was about 290 parts per million (ppm). Many people believe the current atmospheric CO2 concentration of 415 ppm is causing global warming. (While commercial greenhouses use 1000 to 1500 ppm of CO2 to optimize plant growth). But . . . there is no correlation between temperature and atmospheric CO2 over the past 500 million years, so CO2 does not appear to directly affect the temperature. And . . . the automatic thermostatic effect of a small increase in cloud cover could offset the effect of greenhouse gases by reflecting more solar radiation back into space. Between 717 and 635 million years ago, the Earth was probably covered in ice and snow. However, between 56 and 34 million years ago the average temperature near the poles was 25°C warmer than it is today. The Little Ice Age devastated harvests in Europe from 1300 to 1850 CE, causing starvation and sickness. Wood was expensive so, in London, England, people began burning coal despite the smoke and dirt. But . . . almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors. In the past 70 years, the average life span increased from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income grew from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day. This explosive growth in productivity (largely as a result of fossil fuels) was responsible for astonishing improvements in health, education, and longevity. Eliminating fossil fuels will cause massive declines in productivity but the average person is still expected to be four times richer by 2100 CE despite disruptions. Read WEALTH at https://www.wattpad.com/user/duncmacphun

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Jeremiah Winkledorf the 87th and friends try to defeat climate change (This is a very shitposty story with a lot of different fonts and typos so if you have trouble reading those i suggest not reading this. and some main characters aren't introduced yet. feet lad is in the cover art. a lot of tags are related to future chapters so sit tight)

With the end of the world in sight, humanity's only hope lies in Earth's first warp capable starship and its payload of colonists.

Prompt: Someone with an odd job in our modern world finds him or herself in an apocalyptic crisis. Suddenly his/her unique skill set is the only hope for survival. In this story, the clock is ticking and pressure is mounting, and your character must do what others might deem impossible. (This is a short story written in 1596 words for a contest. Enjoy!)

In an America unable to sustain the lifestyle of the entire population, a lottery system decides who gets to live. However, an upper class deemed too important to partake in the lottery forms bubbles of luxury across the country, while some lower-class workers escape into the corners of society to avoid the system altogether. When Cameron and her community of fugitives are discovered, she is faced with the choice of prison or an experiment in space, testing the plausibility of self-contained life in outer space. It seems like an obvious choice, but upon arrival, it's clear that this isn't a temporary situation. Unsure if she'll ever make it down to Earth, Cameron must seek out the true purpose behind their mission.

Climate change has gotten the best of us and planet Earth has been stuck with a second ice age. Afterwards the animals have taken over and formed a government...but they haven't forgiven the humans for destroying the Earth. (A poetic-ish kind of thing, 3rd person, short story, 5000 words roughly)

The year is 3100. Climate change is out of control and we are seeing the consequences. Meanwhile, governments are crashing, law enforcements have come falling down and people are dropping dead at every corner. Leaders are saying, "Every person for themself." But a few young people think they can get it back on track again. Follow the story of diverse characters from all around the world battle these problems. Also, this story is very gay. No smut.

A response to the shitty things going on on Planet Earth.

Year 2122, Japan. We are in a situation of global catastrophe, climate change reigns in the life of any terrestrial. How will an old legend about the Goddess of the Sun affect the planet? Images are from: https://imgbin.com/free-png/amaterasu y https://atalayar.com/blog/el-cambio-clim%C3%A1tico-una-realidad-actual The legend is from: https://todoxjapon.com/2017/02/27/la-leyenda-de-amaterasu/

"Is there something wrong December?" Mr. C asked. Get a grip. Why am so nervous just sitting on air? I shook my head. Then proceeded beside Summer and sat on air. Yes. Air. Because no chair popped up. This is so embarrassing. At least Storm got a chair. I got nothing. "Oops, seems like the scanner system malfunctioned. Malfunctioned? What is this. Am I not a person to be not scanned? "Let me fix that." A voice out of nowhere appeared. I looked around. I searched for him, but couldn't find him anywhere. Where is he? Then the screen displayed him. So he was on the other side of the screen. Suddenly, all of the students knelt before him. I looked around confused. They were starting to say something but Breeze cut them off. "That's enough, no need for formalities. Please seat." Then they sat. What is this about? I stood up and tried to sit but failed again. "So, I thought you were going to fix this." I looked at the screen. "Yeah, sorry, I'll fix it immediately." He replied quickly turning his attentions on the buttons in front of him. "Thank you very much." I said in return. December Gray is living in a time where the Earth is treacherous, toxic, miserable. It is believed that in a few more years, it will self-destruct. December believed so too. Until they were given the mission. The mission that might just be able to change the future that was already predicted. Not only she has to worry about succeeding the future-changing mission, she also has to suppress her growing affection for a boy who seemed to captivate her more than she thinks.

Global warming is a huge problem for the world, and it's increasing by the day.... Even in Ohio. The winters, which are supposed to be freezing, are as hot as it would be down south. Buildings catch on fire multiple times a week, and still there are people taking no action whatsoever to delay the Earth from dying. However, four middle school kids decide to take action, coming up with an elaborate plan to find out the cause, and potentially stop it from worsening. The only problem is if it's already too late....The Earth might already be destroyed. [NOTICE: there are several symbolic things in this story, so keep a sharp eye.] [WARNING: if you don't believe Global Warming isn't a real issue and you publicize it, I will block you from continuing to read this story... this is supposed to spread awareness and warn people of the negative effects of climate change]

Scientist have failed everything has gone wrong and now only 350 people are left on earth. Trying to survive you fall amongst other groups of people and join forces. But is this how it ended will the earth re develop? Live in the hands of an Apocalyptic vibe.

We've all heard of Climate change, climate crisis, global warming. They all are talking about the same thing, climates are changing,and we are left to feel the impacts. Despite the volcanic eruption that took away those I love most, I still have a hope that one day, all these will be a thing of the past, a hope for TOMORROW. This is my story, a journey through loss, grief, adversity, resilience and hope.

Little poems with big meanings <3

A perspective on 'VEGAN'ism.