Climatechange Stories

The winner takes it all, and the loser has to fall. ╱ ORIGINAL

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...

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

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.

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)

Our world is changing, and it needs a team to help save it. This book is a simple guide to understanding the global warming crisis and how we can all work together to fix it. Inside, you will find easy chapters on: The Crisis: What is happening to our Earth right now. The Cause: How this happened and why things are changing. The Solution: Simple steps YOU can take every day to help. The Future: A hopeful look at the green world we can build together. The Natural Strength: Learn how Earth can protect itself. You don't have to be a scientist to make a difference. Every small choice matters. Read along and discover how you can become a hero for our home! Google Docs Version: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17HnuR0guaWsDD6KBCJy-Pwbo5Lq1rpJHmqKon64Z4S0/edit?usp=sharing

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I might send this letter off.... tell me what you think! I haven;t used my real name and address for safety reasons. Yours, Moon Dragonrider

This book is a interactive book. We need change. Be it against sexism, racism or homophobia, global warming or even capatalism. Or supporting BLM, women, LBGTQ+ community But its easier said than done.

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?

"Tomorrow, he'd pay a visit to the Bronx. The people there have already torn through his lies anyway, no point in pretending."

-written for #PlanetOrPlastic- The world as we know it is about to change for the worse. The future is bleak, the air is filthy, water is only for the rich, and the oceans are floating trash.

This short story is a perspective of our climate crises. Following the main character in the journey to find ears there wants to listen. Inspired by the sunflowers to the chestnuts, this story takes place in the forrest.

Dive into the captivating world of "Echoes Across Echoworlds: Parallel Bonds" - a tale set in the year 2130, where Earth has risen from the ashes of climate disasters. This gripping short story introduces you to Ava and Ethan, siblings embarking on an extraordinary journey through Echoworlds, a virtual realm where they explore the limitless possibilities of alternate lives across myriad universes. Each decision, each path they take reveals unexplored aspects of their bond and challenges the very essence of their existence. Join them as they navigate through alternate realities, only to discover that some connections are eternal, transcending the fabric of universes. Perfect for fans of science fiction and emotional narratives, this story is a mesmerizing blend of futuristic world-building and deep, relatable human connections.

This is a blog post wherein I have highlighted how humans will evolve emotionally and physically to cope with the challenges in 2075. And in 2075, the vividness of these changes will be monumental. And for humans in 2075 adapting to the world that would exist in 2075, will be their only chance of survival. This blog post can be treated as a sort of guide to achieving this adaptation. And let me assure you, this blog post does not ignore the dangers and threats we will be facing from our technological advancements and unstoppable, but still preventable climate change.

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★★★★★ "right up there with Hunger Games" I've reached my expiration date. Not that it matters. We're all going to die. To sixteen-year-old Micka, all words have flavours. Her emotions come with such force that she can't help but carve them into her skin. The night she decides to kill herself, she meets Runner -- a mysterious stranger who makes her question everything she's learned about the end of the world. His message is terrifying: It wasn't some mysterious disease that killed ten billion people. We did this. Humanity sleepwalked into climate disaster and ecocide, just to butcher and rape until blood stained the seas. Micka is sure Runner is lying. Her instincts urge her to stay far away from him. But he makes her an offer she finds hard to resist. There are only two rules she must follow: Kill. Survive. Because the final wars were never meant to end. ________________ Available books in the 1/2986 Series: Book 1: CUT Book 2: FOG Book 3: ICE Book 4: VOW Audio books narrated by Emma Galvin (Divergent Trilogy, Touched, A Shade of Vampire) are available at Audible.

Escapril is a poetry writing event created by Savannah Brown. Every day participants are given a new prompt to write a poem based on. Here's my collection for this year.

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