Fossilfuel Stories

Some of my own words,

The Department of Defense loses a U.S. Supreme Court battle with environmental organizations over the clean up of nuclear waste, left from underground bomb tests on Alaska's Amchitka Island. Shortly after the court decision, a massive earthquake at Amchitka, destroys the waste material and kills military contractors who were setting up to remove it. Russia uses the destruction to spread disinformation, claiming the U.S. was staging new, nuclear missiles in the Aleutians, raising international tensions. Meanwhile, resource development devotees and conservationists are anxiously waiting, and preparing to battle over the outcome of a remanded part of the Supreme Court case that could shut down most of the fossil fuel extraction industry. Operation Wind Storm, the third novel in the Zilla Gillette series finds our intrepid reporter, as she often is, right in the middle of this conflict as she works to report the emerging facts. Gillette tracks the explosive tensions between environmentalists and development proponents over the growing divide between those who want to end resource development in the name of slowing climate change and those who want to continue working in the fossil fuel extraction industry. The carbon fuel fans in Alaska are under the leadership of a former Arkansas televangelist shyster, known as Jerry Justice, who enlists the lethal Jamie Lynn Carter, fresh out of prison for the murder of militia leader, General Alex Burke, (Zilla's first assignment in American Home Wrecker). With funding from a Russian operative, determined to further disrupt and divide Americans, Justice and Carter whip up a deadly fury in Alaska and across the country. Death threats drive environmental organization leaders into hiding, culminating in chaos and a suicidal plane crash in Anchorage during a single day of deadly clashes. A battle over the future of energy and Democracy in America.

San Francisco in the near future is suffering an environmental disaster as global warming has run amok. carl Donofrio's story paints a picture of a guy whose been through the ringer watching his whole life crumble-losing his wife and daughter to a massive earthquake and now all carl can hope for is to survive in this dystopian universe. carl is a testament to perseverance and hope in a world gone mad. for carl even though he's lost so much there's a spark that there are better days ahead and he has the believe that he can be an agent of change and a better future. ps the environment is very dear to my heart i believe in conservation and going green this story is a cautionary tale of what might happen if with keep abusing this planet of ours this story has never been more pertinent than right now with the war in Iran we need to start using renewable energy sources like solar and wind before its too late and btw global warming is a real thing regardless of what some politicians may think

Shrimpo hated a lot of things. Sprouts cooking, Poppy's bow, Teagans Tea parties... By there's one thing is particularly that he really hates: Shelly Fossilian. oh, The way he hates her... and her Dino facts and her T-Rex onesie and her stupid smile... and... WAIT A MINUTE-