Globalwarming Stories

2074, the world has been ravaged by relentless global warming, causing an unprecedented catastrophe. Billions of human and animal lives have been swept away, while the Earth has become a hellish place. Glaciers have melted, leaving behind desolate landscapes and extreme temperatures. The daily average exceeds 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), making the simple act of survival a titanic challenge. Coastal areas have vanished, submerged by a salty sea that no longer supports life. The inland lands have turned into arid sand deserts, where the hope of finding refuge is a distant mirage. Oxygen itself has become a precious commodity, with concentrations so low that survival without the aid of respirators is an impossible feat. In the heart of this inferno, a small group of survivors struggles to endure. They seek refuge in technological enclaves, sharing meager resources and facing the challenge of staying alive every day. Michele, the protagonist, is faced with desperate choices. In a journey through scorching deserts and apocalyptic landscapes, Michele will confront not only the perils of untamed nature but also the dark machinations of desperate human groups, willing to do anything to secure a future. With every step, Michele must battle against despair and strive to keep the flame of hope alive.

The smoke wraps tendrils around your legs and sinks into your skin. Dry coughs scrape their blunt nails down your throat and the smoke penetrates deeper, sliding a hand around your neck and s q u e e z i n g. Everything is blurry now. Your breath comes in short, sharp bursts. You hear hoarse sobs in between rasping coughs. Blood and saliva drips onto the dead grass. Too late. *** It's always the quiet, unassuming events that foretell the end. That's where the movies get it wrong. The world won't go out with a bang. It will slowly burn right in front of our eyes as we pretend that we like the warmth. Then when we finally come to our senses and we are no longer blinded by money and greed, it will be too late. A collection of short speculative fiction and poetry pieces that explore the fine line between dystopia and reality.

‼️DISCONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.‼️ [WARNING: THIS WILL HAVE SELF HARM, SUCIDIAL THOUGHTS/ACTIONS, MINOR SWEAR WORDS, AND LGBTQ+ RELATED CONTENT. IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO READ SOMETHING WITH THIS STUFF IN IT, PLEASE READ A DIFFERENT BOOK MORE SUITABLE FOR YOUR OWN TASTES. THANK YOU.] [13+] [No artwork belongs to me. :)] ANTARCTICA, the loneliest country on earth. His only friend he has ever had was his older Artic, also known as North, and even then he really never sees her anymore since he's grown up and moved away from home. Although lonely, he spends his time studying wildlife and hoping that one day, he might have a friend he can call his own. And because he is unable to speak, he uses sign language. Not really that he uses it much anyways, but for when he leaves his frozen home to go somewhere that he might have to interact with other countries. GREENLAND, a country that never smiles. He feels nothing, hasn't in years since his mother died. He spends his days trying to stay alive whilst also floating from job-to-job, never to stayed hired for more than a month. With a dwindling self esteem and will to live, there's still a small light of hope left somewhere inside him that's keeping him alive for each day, but gets smaller by the hour. His brother Iceland tries to help but to no avail. He doesn't care. All he wants is to be left alone in his small apartment, waiting for things to turn around.

[Wattpad Picks: Editors' Choice] In a world ravaged by global warming, there is the Offering: A rite in which every eighteen-year-old woman in each village leaves their home in search of a husband. Bloodlines must be varied, the Elders say. Genetic variation is of the utmost importance for their livelihood. But Talia, an Offering, questions the methods and is uncooperative with the Elder's rules. Never one to follow the road others have set before her, she shirks the constraints of the Offering. As she travels, a chance meeting with an intriguing stranger reveals that nothing is as she thought it was and proves there are people in this world who understand her. Despite her growing attraction to the alluring stranger, she dares not trust him. Armed with her new world-view and fighting unforeseen enemies, her decisions will determine the fate of her home. PG-13 for violence and swearing **If you are reading this story on any other platform other than W a t t p a d you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in its original, safe form please go to https://www.w a t t p a d.com/user/katkeenan. Thank you.** ✤✤Reviews✤✤ "One of the most genuine, authentic, and strongest female protagonists I have had the pleasure of reading. Never Go Home is a rip-roaring story and @katkeenan will take you on an unforgettable journey." @SebJenkins "You just played with my emotions like a kitten with a ball of yarn." @BEWheeler "Never Go Home is one of those breathtaking page turners set in a futuristic, yet very much real time span...It's like a dash of Sarah J. Maas and a sprinkle of Suzanne Collins, but a hundred percent unique." - Gear, Sci-Fi Judge from the @SummerZodiacAwards team "Never Go Home is truly a masterpiece of wit, action, and secrets within." - Matthew, Sci-Fi Judge from the @SummerZodiacAwards team ©Kathleen H. Keenan | W a t t p a d

This is a collection of short, eerie, and sometimes entertaining (we hope) scifi stories! From Anyly's society, fleeing into space from a sickened Earth to the nuclear-winter soldier to genetically engineered children to Gabriel, desperate to break his utopian society for all the right reasons...we have a lot of scifi for you to read.

This story is about observations I've made looking watering and caring for the plants in my greenhouse.

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I'm a dilittante poet, as you will plainly see. But I'm versed in the language of science, and I'm alarmed by what I see. Yes, planet Earth is in peril, and the day of reckoning is near. So, I have turned to poetry, to share with you what I see, from the backdrop of my science degree. ENJOY!!!

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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.

Sophiena, the angel of mammals, is arrogantly proud of their strength and intelligence. She disrespects the other angels and mistreats the things they value. When they get back at her for it, she realizes the importance of humbleness with a larger message that nature's bounty must not be taken for granted.

In the year 2045, climate change is killing people. Fifteen-year old Lily Star must use her power over water to save her family and thousands of refugees from dying of thirst in the parched American West. Even though Lily's a powerful Diviner, and can call water from Everspring, the family's only source, they must ration every drop to stay alive. The U.S. has split into two unfriendly factions, the United Western Republic and the Eastern Alliance. When the Republic's Minister of Water, Tanner Voles, discovers that Lily has the power that he's been seeking, he pressures her to use it for his own political gain and the benefit of the water-hungry Capitol. But Lily and her family refuse, suspecting that Voles will exploit her to get the water for the Republic and then kill her so nobody else can use her power. To gain control over her, he forces the family to Floater Camp 65, a broiling wasteland filled with thousands of Floaters, the homeless refugees of rising oceans and forest fires. There Lily befriends Nate Arnett and 1Planet, an underground resistance group of kids who fight the government and give their generation hope for the future.

What if the reason it's so difficult to take action against global climate change is that the wealthy few who control the world's great corporations have realized that it can be even more profitable than war? In 2095, the sea wall that kept the Pacific Ocean from submerging the California lowlands all the way to Sacramento has collapsed, and the official story is that it was terrorists. Infrastructure analyst Alphon Quince knew it was a lie. What he didn't know was what they were willing to do to protect that lie.

Eternal Spring: A Cli-Fi Thriller That Echoes Reality Dive into the heart of a climatic enigma in "Eternal Spring," a riveting cli-fi thriller that weaves suspense, science, and human drama into a narrative that's as thought-provoking as it is thrilling. When Dr. Maya Lin, a dedicated climatologist, encounters an inexplicable ecological anomaly - leaves that refuse to fall and unseasonal global spring-like conditions - she finds herself at the center of a mystery that defies scientific understanding. Partnering with Agent Jack Turner, a pragmatic government investigator, Maya embarks on a journey that crisscrosses the boundaries of science and conspiracy. As they unravel the threads, they cross paths with a cast of compelling characters, including Elena Vargas, a passionate environmental activist, and Dr. Richard Sato, a technology entrepreneur with radical solutions to climate change. Each character is drawn into a deepening puzzle that spans the globe, from the city's parks to the corridors of power. Balancing on the knife-edge of environmental catastrophe, "Eternal Spring" delves into themes of ecological responsibility, corporate greed, and the delicate interplay between human activity and nature. It's a story that mirrors our world's urgent climate issues, asking poignant questions about our future and the lengths we must go to protect our planet. Join the adventure in "Eternal Spring" as it takes you on a journey filled with twists, heart-stopping revelations, and a narrative that skillfully blends the thrill of a chase with the depth of a well-researched environmental saga. It's more than a book; it's a wake-up call wrapped in the guise of an unputdownable thriller.

Poems of the earth, sea and life. For #planet or plastic

"I looked into his eyes and I felt a flash of something barely recognizable, but it was there, and it was tragically beautiful in the purest form" Atlas is a member of her school's very own eco-club. After submitting a speech about climate change and global warming, she is chosen along with fellow group members to compete in regionals with. However, she finds herself in a sticky situation when 'he' so happens to be sleeping right next to her for 7 whole nights. Neither of them wanted it, but once 'it' happened, they found themselves coming back for more. "I'm not sure if it's because of global warming, or the way he's staring at you, but I know for sure, that you are becoming the definition of a literal hot mess"

A original idea made completely by me about the earth only 50 years from now we have finally drilled the last puddle of oil from the earths surface but creatures that lived dig in the earths mantle ate the oil and now have to escape to get more oil humans had caged them and experimented on the animals, but the animals had the ability to evolve in just generations and within 2 eggs they loved the taste of human flesh.

The world is under attack due to global warming. In order to save our planet earth, and the rest of the solar system, we must come together to fight. Three best friends uncover the homing beacon to call upon planetary representatives to help save the solar system, one planet at a time. -Work in progress-

"No one saw it coming or maybe they did but they didn't want to believe it, they didn't want to believe the world was dying and it was their fault." Another idea of what it could be like if the world we know suddenly just ended. ***I would just like to let everyone know that this short story is a SHORT STORY (I'm talking like 3-4 paragraphs long). I just got creative and wrote this. If you guys would like me to continue it just let me know and I'll try!***

This short science fiction story is about the responsibility we share as residents of the planet Earth towards doing something about Climate Change and Global Warming. A reticent and languid approach will not work now, because with rising incidents of heat waves, human population is at war with its own ill calculated and self destructive investments in the form of growing Global Warming and Climate Change, threatening the survival of human species across the globe. The beauty of this short science fiction story lies in its ability to make the reader's mind interact with these issues with a subtleness that is assertive, yet reassuring that we all can do something to change the situation in our favour. Where Earth will still be able to support life in the years ahead. Especially in 2075 and beyond.