histórias de Climatechange

This is a short story about a zombie apocalypse, and the immune who have found a way to survive. " I looked out at the dying land with a sense of dread. My heart and mind felt heavy. There was nothing living within a ten mile radius of the city. The infected the travelers brought in made sure of it. No plants, no wild animals, and no running water anywhere close. There was nothing that could survive, well almost nothing. Everyone within the city limits was immune. Their white hair and blue eyes marked them as mutated humans. Even the pets had been made immune. Immunity wasn't easy to come by, 80% died during the transition. But it was an easy choice to make, you were more likely to die of starvation, dehydration, murder, or being infected, outside the city limits. You were denied access to the city if you choose to not take the cure. If you died during the transition, your body didn't go to waste: it was used as bait to lure in more infected. Lauren, the only known survivor of the bite wanted to fix our broken world. So we collected those who had been lost, leading them back to the city. Burning the bodies in the center, ridding the world of more and more of the sick. It was tiring work, but it had to be done if things were to return to some sense of normalcy."

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.

Heat Wave is set a few hundred years after global warming destroyed humanity as we know it. A new species-similar to humans, better adapted to the heat-dominates the earth. But how will they survive when the heat age comes to an end? Sequel: Tragedy set in ice

Poems from the heart.

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

𝗔𝗠𝗕𝗬𝗦 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗡𝗘𝗥 · 28x FEATURED · An Asian sci-fi retelling of The Little Mermaid that steers the tale you know in a whole new funky direction | An ambitious teen mermaid must venture beyond her guarded underwater city and brave the polluted, climate-ravaged wilds of the Indian Ocean, in order to find her human soulmate and forge a better future for her people. *** Calliathron is the epitome of modern sea life--a bustling mer-city contained within a coral atoll in an alternate Indian Ocean. Yet, the ripples of a changing world beyond have begun to seep in, bleaching color and darkening minds--but not Dea Rhodoreef's mind. Who said life's easy for a teen about to graduate high school? Even more so when one is a pastel goth gamer mermaid trying to scrape by in a mobile home with a grumpy grandmother who's always complaining about the "human infestation". Maybe the troubled city-state will embrace a new dawn when merpeople and humans coexist--a future that Dea is determined to work hard for. Noble causes aside, just getting to see a notorious human is number one on her bucket list. Now, as if school, a part-time job and building a political career aren't enough, a chonky sea cow has been following her for days. It's time to return him to the wild--not like she'd swim into a human. Right? © 2022 Su Vida | Exclusively on Wattpad *** FEATURED @Anime @ScienceFiction + 26 more WC: 105,000 Genres: Sci-Fi (Oceanpunk) x Cli-Fi x Adventure x Romance x Retelling This tale comes with mammalian mermaids who breathe air. Strap in for a roller-coaster ride of adventure, fun twists, feels, kawaii, exotic biomes, sci-fi battle, realistic tech and slowburn romance! Might bring to mind the Netflix movie Okja!

my view on some things. not quite sure where i'm going with this.

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

The Self-Declared Sapiens' is a thought-provoking poem that explores humanity's impact on the planet and the need for sustainable living. With vivid imagery and a call to action for alternative energy sources, this poem urges readers to reflect on their role in preserving our planet for future generations.

poem about fast fashion

A crazy ass story I came up with about what my boyfriend and I would do when the world ends

I don't really know what this is either.

Tainted Prophecy Book Title Suggested by Desiree Gulpane Book Description: In a future scarred by catastrophic floods and environmental collapse, Eira, a time traveler, is sent back to 2024 to the verdant but endangered Sierra Madre. Tasked with unraveling the mysteries of the Tainted Prophecy, she must navigate a treacherous path between saving the forest and igniting its destruction. Caught in a battle between progress and preservation, Eira's choices ripple across time, blurring the line between savior and harbinger. Can one person's actions rewrite a doomed timeline, or is fate an unyielding force? A gripping tale of resistance, hope, and the enduring fight to protect what matters most.

Twelve year old, telepathic, animal communicator Luki Sloan's parents are detective-scientists with World Endangered Animal Police Protection (WEAPP). Stationed in Wales, Alaska, her parents patrol the Bering Strait to protect the seasonal marine migration that bottlenecks there. One day they go out to catch animal traffickers of the Red Dragon gang, and never return. Missing and presumed dead, Luki's Inupiaq "grandparents" encourage her to activate Tuk, an android to help her cope with the loss of her parents. Tuk hatches a plan to catch White Wolf, leader of the Red Dragons. With Tuk and her pet arctic fox, Mig, Luki goes around the world to collect endangereds that she locates with her "mindsight." Posing as traffickers with the animals they've collected, Luki and Tuk plan to gain access to White Wolf's superyacht. But it's not quite as easy as they think.

So, this is the first story I'm publishing. It's not that good, but might be of some relevance. It's a story I wrote for a competition. Maybe a bit angsty. I hope you will enjoy it. I'm not good with descriptions. So sorry about that.

Shit poetry I write lots of free verse

over the last five hundred years, as many as one thousand species vanished. plastic bags and other plastic materials in the ocean can kill one million sea creatures. many scientists believe that within the next seventy five years, half of the earth's species will be extinct. our planet is dying little by little, animals are slowly becoming endanered. most part of this is caused by human activity. what can you do? #projectaesthete

A beast who lives in the harsh, cold environment that others considered it as a threat, faced a crisis that it knew nothing how to solve it. Its tribe members collapsed one by one. And its home was a wreck. It did not know who to be blame. But surely, the answer to its crisis was there, somewhere in this big world. Its desperate attempt to survive bore fruits, yet it failed to save what is precious to it. What would the outcome be if it were to go out of the only place it ever knew? Its new adventure began.

Would you sacrifice your humanity to save mankind? IT'S THE YEAR 2828, and Domus is the last remaining country. Divided into twelve walled cities known as genuses, Domus spans what's known as the purist lands-lands unaffected by the genetic modifications that killed all other species of mammals. But outside the walls of each genus the Immundus threaten the welfare of those within. From a young age, all citizens of Domus are trained for combat against these intruders. At sixteen, Nia Luna knows little of the Immundus, except for the citywide alarms that ring any time an Immundus nears the genus walls. What she does know is that her own species is dying-their numbers dwindling as a mysterious disease called allagine kills many before their eleventh birthday. The same disease that ravaged her family when it took her sister. When Nia is recruited into Genesis, a research company pioneering the path to a cure, she knows that her dream to find a cure for allagine is finally within her grasp. But within weeks of starting at Genesis, Nia witnesses something she shouldn't have-something that changes everything. As she sets down a dangerous path that uncovers national secrets, Nia will have to decide not only what kind of person she wants to be but also how far she's willing to go to save humanity.

Marcelia, the angel of lands, is greedy to expand her territory on Ecovia's egg (the planet) and initiates a war with her sister, Cordelia, the angel of seas. After many innocent plants and animals become a casualty of the war, it will be up to Mother Naturella to stop them from destroying all life on it.