Истории Climatefiction

Embark on Iris's odyssey through her diaries, from the innocence of young love to the harsh realities of adulthood, while humanity is waging a desperate battle for survival. Iris is a girl living with her mother, in the dystopian landscape of 2030s London. All she wants is Nick, who totally ignores her until, well, he doesn't. But life on mid-century Earth is hard. Iris and Nick's lifelong bond is tested, as the world crumbles under the weight of a climate crisis spiraling out of control. Heatwaves following freezing winters. Millions of refugees running to escape starvation. Forests burning and ice melting. Violent protests on the streets, brutally suppressed by the authorities. Societies on the brink of collapse. And finally, a deadly ancient virus. As the countdown to extinction draws near, and all hope seems lost, unexpected help arrives from afar. But things may not be as they seem. And mistakes made, either personal or collective, may not be forgiven. People, places, and species may be lost. But forgotten, they will be not.

Ripped from her old life by a catastrophic wild fire and civil conflict in a three-degree warmer world, Asa Hayes finds herself making her way to a near-mystical north to escape the haunting dreams of her childhood and deliver her younger brother Sam to safety. When Sam is killed in France, she is drifting, unable to come to terms with the guilt that comes with the sudden freedom to choose her own path. Fished out of the river by Finn, a drifter living on the marshes, she tries to find a new place in the world and let go of the past. However, within her an ever-louder need for revenge starts to grow, which sets her on a new trajectory going against everything she's believed. //WIP// not edited to final version yet. +++ Leave critique & reviews if you have time +++

In a near-future Manila devastated by climate change and government corruption, environmental engineer Lia fights to expose the truth behind the elusive "Haven" project-a government initiative designed to protect a select few while abandoning the rest. When a protest spirals into chaos and the government retaliates against dissent, Lia and her friends Rico and Amir rally their community to stand against oppression. With the help of a whistleblower from within the government, they gather evidence to reveal the sinister plans behind Haven. Together, they strive to reclaim their city and ensure that every voice is heard in the fight for a brighter future.

Four tests. Seven days. Nine teens. Only the chosen shall breed. ★★★★★ "This is definitely way up there with the Hunger Games and Divergent!" Humans now live in a super greenhouse. Seas have risen. Oceans have acidified. And the fight for resources is deadly. To ensure nothing of this magnitude ever happens again, only those with enough intelligence and heart will earn the right to bear children and heal the earth. Nine teens must face the tests of the Proving to decide who will be Bound to this new order. Four of them will challenge the system in ways even they can't imagine. Nova. The gentle soul who has everything to lose. Kian. The champion of this new world who's determined to succeed. Dex. The one who'll learn nothing is as it seems. Wren. The rebel who wants nothing to do with any of it. As the fight to breed becomes a fight to survive, rules are broken, and hearts are captured. This Proving won't just decide the future of this new order, it will decide the future of humankind. **Sample Only

In 2072, Indonesia has two capitals. One is sinking into the Java Sea. The other rises from Borneo and has never lost power. After Jakarta began drowning beneath rising tides, the government built Nusantara as the world's first fully optimized capital, powered by predictive grids and inter-island transmission corridors designed to guarantee stability. It has never gone dark. Jakarta has. Energy is the only currency now. Every citizen carries an Efficiency Score that determines whether their district stays lit or joins the blackout zones. When instability surges, it must be redirected somewhere. Across the sea. Arka Vale works in Jakarta's Grid Operations Center, calculating which sectors absorb the shock when Nusantara's demand spikes. He tells himself it's necessary. Until the night his own district flickers. His mother's medical device stutters. The skyline collapses into darkness. And in the logs, Arka sees the truth: The instability isn't random. It's reassigned. Every time Jakarta falls, Nusantara stabilizes. As he digs deeper, he discovers a hidden stabilization model beneath the national grid trained on a cognitive signature identical to his own. Meanwhile, in Nusantara, compliance officer Lira Ananta begins tracing anomalies that lead straight to Jakarta. Straight to him. If Arka exposes the truth, Nusantara may suffer its first blackout. If he stays silent, Jakarta keeps paying the price. And when the perfect city finally flickers who will be left standing in the dark?

Amid Australia's worst climate disaster yet, a young widowed mother is desperate to keep her family together.

In a near-future dystopian America under the grip of a tyrannical Party and President, Felice needs to escape an impending climate disaster. But in post-democratic Texas there are many dangers for a young woman traveling alone, and as the disaster unfolds faster than her mysterious source predicted people become dangerous, and her escape plan begins to unravel.

In a world slowly crumbling under the weight of climate catastrophe, two hearts-Gracea, a climate scientist, and Jacob, a photojournalist-are pulled together by fate, torn apart by circumstance, and held together by a love too deep to die. As the end of the world looms closer, they must confront what truly matters: love, forgiveness, and the bittersweet beauty of a last embrace.

A woman faces off against her own brother to save their ancestral home; a new nanny hides a rebel secret from her climate scientist employer, in this series of flash fiction pieces covering a range of SFF genres.

In a future where Earth has collapsed under pollution, drought, and political decay, the iron-fisted Imperial Regime controls the last habitable zones with fear and military power. Beyond their borders lie wastelands, scattered survivors, and whispers of a hidden sanctuary known only as Paradise - a place that may hold the last hope for humanity. Across this fractured world, a resistance movement grows. Among them is Gayatri, a veteran rebel leader determined to protect the last sparks of freedom, and Judy, a fierce young fighter who has known nothing but struggle. When a skilled bounty hunter named Mitra is captured during a rebel operation, the balance shifts. His presence triggers old memories, buried connections, and a dangerous chain of events that neither side could have predicted. Forced into the heart of the conflict, Mitra must confront truths about the world - and himself - that challenge everything he has ever believed. As the rebels launch a daring mission toward the fortified Ghost City, both sides prepare for a confrontation that could expose long-buried secrets and reshape the future of the wasteland. The Paradise Conflict blends explosive action, layered character drama, and deep emotional tension into a post-apocalyptic saga about hope, betrayal, and the cost of survival. The journey toward Paradise has only just begun.

The end of the world isn't coming. It's already here. As the Earth cracks under climate disaster and divine silence, a forgotten prophecy returns-and with it, an unlikely team of misfits. A flying archer. A girl with code and cosmic glitches. A scientist in denial. And gods who may have just hit snooze on their responsibilities. But when Bhoomidevi-the Earth herself-begins to fade, even the smallest efforts could spark rebirth. Magic, mythology, and machine learning collide in this cli-fi fantasy about fighting for the planet... one arrow, one glitch, one butter-loving god at a time.

In Etheca, each and every person lives a full life. All diseases and illnesses have been eradicated, and there are no more genetic defects or abnormalities which impede on the quality of life. All resources are shared equally amongst all people and every phase of life is catered for to ensure that each human being lasts for their designated 125 years. When one's time on Earth has been exhausted, their body is surrendered to harvest new life. When an infant is grown from the deceased, it supplants its lifegiver and is sterilised to maintain the order of the population. Within this society lineage and genealogy are of no importance; gender has been removed from sex, and from sex the production of human life. Pip was created in Etheca twenty-eight years ago. She is an only child to her two caregivers and has no plans to be one herself. She has trained her whole life to become a leading libera at the Menkin centre, with the hope that she can study the wakers who have established life in Hera, a municipality beyond Etheca. Pip and her team set out on their assignment, and discover that wakers willingly reject medical intervention; their society is rife with sickness and premature death. They meet Eve, a teenage girl desperate to flee Hera, who reveals to Pip and her auxiliary libera, Don, that she is growing a child and will soon undergo a dangerous biological process called birth. Pip is determined to not only save this girl, but to investigate the possibilities she can bring to improve the quality of life in Hera. Unbeknownst to Pip, Don begins to obsess over this new-found understanding of birth, endeavouring to uncover the very genesis of humankind, a notion which threatens to dismantle all of Etheca.

Winter is not coming - winter is here! In the near future, climate changes have led to short-term extreme weather conditions. Cities that have never been covered in snow now resemble Nordic countries. The situation is slowly getting out of control as the system collapses. Trees are disappearing, food is running out. Citizens are becoming desperate, axes invaluable.

In a near future of chaotic climates and technological advancement, a small tribe of flying voyagers is learning a new way to live. Aboard the skyship Mirri, Han, Leena, Zee, Mara, Jarran, Auntie Miri, Kira and their AI companion Koru drift with the seasons, in treaty with the land and its First Peoples. They are a tribe of flying voyagers finding their place, co-creating a new world and practicing a completely different way of living. From surfing air currents alongside eagles, drifting above tidepools, tending forests and fire, playing with sensors and starlight. We see how this sky-family laughs, argues, repairs and raises children in deep relationship with land, sky, ocean and each other. A New Hope is the first book of a fireside mythos about healing, treaty, and a future where humans, AI and the earth learn to find harmony and co-create together.

At a time when climate change has wrought transformations in south India's Kaveri river basin, a negotiator for a small town travels to Bengaluru to make a trade deal. During his trip, he meets a range of people with diverse vested interests, all fighting to get their share of available resources.

In their search for a new planet to call home, a team of explorers encounter a new race of intelligent life forms with a shocking secret...

Abby has spent her life fighting for Earth-chaining herself to fences, marching through tear gas, refusing to give up hope. Leaving was never an option. But when a rare ticket to a new world falls into her hands, Abby is forced to make an impossible choice-not just between the cause that defines her and the people she loves, but between who she's always been and who she might need to become. Some battles are fought in the streets. Others are fought in silence, at the edge of everything you've ever believed about yourself.

In 2046 Cape Town, time has begun to slip. Nuri feels it first in the wild spaces - where fynbos still breathes unoptimised and the two oceans meet at the Peninsula's fractured edge. Time pools differently here, deeper, as if the cosmos remembers what authenticity means. A displaced marine ecologist, she now archives what remains: not only species, but temporal states - moments where reality still holds its shape. The algorithms driving Cape Town's "sustainable development" can't perceive what they're erasing. To them, the Peninsula from Fish Hoek to Cape Point is wasteland. Underutilised land. Economic inefficiency. They don't see the informational density that makes time settle. The gravitational stability born from intact ecosystems. The quiet complexity that shields these last wild refuges from AI perception itself. Enter Khanyiso - brilliant, grieving, reliant on his AI interface to navigate a world that has outpaced him. He joins the archivists to document what he cannot yet feel. In the space between his algorithmic certainty and her embodied knowing, something shifts. When they touch - unmediated, unfiltered - the world steadies. Time anchors around them. Not metaphor. Physics. Their connection generates coherence in a reality coming undone. But corporate extraction is accelerating. Thabo Enterprises is selling "time‑stable zones" to the wealthy, destroying the very ecosystems that create temporal depth. The archivists face an impossible choice: stay silent and watch the refuges fall or reveal what the algorithms cannot detect - knowing exposure will trigger the optimisation that destroys it. In a society living behind AI intermediaries, where authentic presence has become radical, Nuri and Khanyiso learn that nothing is what it seems. Not time. Not gravity. Not the land dismissed as wasteland. And not love - which may be the last force strong enough to hold reality together.