Climatechange Stories

Fire and Ash ₊˚.༄ "Listening to the choir so heartfelt all singing, "God loves you, but not enough to save you."" - Ethel Cain, Sun Bleached Flies ₊˚.༄ Started: 28.12.2025 Published: 30.12.2025 Finished: Lo'ak x fem!metkayina

17-year-old Im Y/n is known as the "crazy earth girl" in her town on Mars. She claims that everyone used to live on Earth a decade ago, and now it's safe to go back. However, "Earth" doesn't exist; Mars is the only home known. But when Y/n touches a plant in her room and regains her memories, she realizes her theories are true. With her only friend, Choi Yeonjun, Y/n journeys to uncover the reason for everyone's forgotten memories. Although, it seems like someone is already on their trail.

A South African story inspired by the mysteries of Harris Burdick. A haunted painting, a starving artist and a death that happened years ago.

In the near future, the world and planet Earth have changed a lot, but not quite as we imagined. Professor Tempéra Akheeli is an artificial birth and genetic engineering specialist whose passion for his research takes him beyond everything he never believed in as a learned man of his time in the early 2080's. "At the Twilight of Mankind" is an atypical original Mystery Science Fiction story to read with a curious and open mind. Dedicated to all those before me who had the courage and the audacity to open the doors of the impossible for themselves and the following generations. Their stories have inspired many beyond the supposed boundaries of human possibilities and imagination. COPYRIGHTS © Beatrice Severien

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.

A short story I wrote for my IGS class (December 2023). It focuses on community-based research, climate change, and Indigenous paradigms.

Hey everyone! This is basically my book full of my political and non-political beliefs. This will mostly be political beliefs. Each chapter will be titled whatever belief I'm talking about and why I support it or am against it. I will try and provide facts defending my thoughts but on some I'll just give personally morals. Extra Information About Me You May Want To Know: Gender: Male Race: Indigenous, Hispanic, and Caucasian (I look white) Country: United States Political Party: Independent Side Note: I know some of ya'll will disagree with me and that is perfectly okay and valid. I am totally okay with people having things to say in comments but please be nice to others and I.

A massive heatwave has struck killing most of the human population on Earth. Only a strong handful of people have survived, 267 people, altogether. And they all live in a city, not known very well at all, not even mapped on a single map. These people must all learn to live in a new Era, known as the Sparked Era (a result from Climate Change). But new species are lurking with new and unimaginable powers. These people must learn to work together and survive. Or is the human race just doomed to be flushed out? Cover Credit: pollywritess This book has achieved these HIGH RANKS: • #178 in dystopian • #69 in climate change • #781 in futuristic

Couple waiting for bus get transported 100 years into future and are surprised at changes in societal norms. Money, housing, law enforcement, climate change, dress code, population control, etc.

In this book you'll find discussion spaces, updates and announcements, writing prompts, competitions and more!

Global warming, global cooling, what if all the predictions are right? Or worse, what if all the predictions are wrong? Can humans truly hope to understand the complexities attendant on such changes, never mind explain their relationships and predict their effects? The people at WBI - Walden Biodiversity Institute - think they can. At the very least, they intend to prepare as well as possible for the changes to come, whatever they may be. This is not a story of tragedy and despair. This is a story of possibilities and hope, of dreams and perseverance. If you want to know what the future could bring, should bring, start here. " ...this future sounds amazing. Not for the first time, I wish the world was more like your stories..." Utopian dreams and technological innovations. Not merely airy wishful dreams of what it would be like to be there, but realistically hopeful dreams of how to get there. This story could be a revelation of what our next twenty years will bring.

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.

Für den Englischunterricht sollte ich eine Kurzgeschiche schreiben. Die Geschichte sollte irgendwann in den nächsten 30-50 Jahren spielen. Der Rest war freigestellt. Meinem Lehrer hat die Geschichte gefallen. Und mir zugegebenermaßen auch. Bis jetzt meine liebste Kurzgeschichte die ich geschrieben habe. Ich beschäftige mich mit der Gesichte zum größten Teil mit dem Klimawandel und dem sozialen Rechtsruck, den man schon heute zu spüren bekommt. Trotzdem sind große Teile der Geschichte frei zu interpretieren. Viel Spaß beim Lesen dieser Geschichte in einfachem Englisch.

It started out just a normal day for Adeline; a walk on the beach finished with watching the sunrise. Everything about that day seemed normal but little did she know that nothing would ever be the same after that morning. Adeline must have what it takes to make the journey across the city to save both her and her family and stay alive while doing so. It won't be easy-- or safe.

Hi, I'm Kai! I will take you on a unique and surprising journey: in my home, the ocean. Through my curious dolphin eyes, you will discover the wonders and secrets of the marine environments that my herd and I frequent. You will learn about our world, about what you don't know enough about us (apart from the so-called "clichés" about us). But that's not all! I will bring you together the inhabitants who populate the oceans and seas: vital, for our "home". Yes! Because in our "home", everyone does their part, in this incredible marine ecosystem; from small microorganisms to fish, up to us cetaceans, constituting a perfect, unique, and perpetual chain. If a part of our would be missing, everything would collapse, our "home" would collapse. Unfortunately... this risk is there, and it is always... more... near. Through my eyes, I see you human beings causing damage to my "home" and even to us who populate it. We dolphins are in danger of disappearing. Forever. Forever, even those who inhabit them and the wonderful landscapes that are reduced to deserts. For this reason, I decided to make myself and let you tell what I see with my own eyes. With the eyes of a dolphin. When you read this story, try to identify with me, try, for a moment, to be able to have my gaze. Believe me, you will have a wider and deeper view, you will immerse yourself even more in my world" - Kai

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.

A 2040 word, one part, five page, anxiety inducing story about my fears for the future. TW TW TW for the love of gosh TW Warnings ~This is a toned down version of the story because the original triggered my anxiety ~This is not for the easily triggered in to Existential crisis ~Not for those who don't wanna hear about world issues ~Part of me thinks Posting this is a bad Idea. like I said this is a warning and a vent place for my fears on the future This will trigger anxiety, I wont put an age suggestion because this effects all ages but you have been warned. Section 2 a 2878 word, one part, seven page, hope inducing version. This sections deals the what if's considering we clean up our acts and the planet this is my hopes for the future that exists purely to calm my anxiety and the anxiety of anyone I caused to be triggered by Part one

Save the Earth! In each chapter, this book will have an environmental problem. Please read the chapter How to Use this Book. I know it sounds optional to read, but it has important information. This book is for people of all ages, but is particularly targeted for kids, who will be the generation that will have to suffer most from global warming.

After a baby is born, parents are given three years to go to the "Social Security Services" They are implanted a chip that determines their social status based on the parents' IQ test and yearly income. The government kills those who have disabilities, and sends children who have been marked as 'poor' to a five year program after they turn 12-years old. The program is hosted each Saturday and summer in an attempt to give everyone an equal opportunity to life. If the students fail the IQ test then they are lobotomized to serve the country in the army or clean the environment. Those who scored extremely low are killed in domes. In reality, the system is not a fair opportunity. Margarita, a final year student attending the Social Security School knows that the corrupted rich are becoming more and more desperate for the resources everyone is running low on due to the severe climate change crisis. She fears that she will be one of the couple thousands that unfairly fall short in the system. Similarly, like her friend's sister who was killed to keep a scandal quiet. Every day, Margarita faces a war between the rich and poor. The whites and the minorities. Falling in love with a white person is like finding a loophole in the system, and she can't tell the difference between what's real anymore.

This short science fiction is more about how humans will survive in 2075 and what will they be dealing with at psychological level, emotional level, and how technology will be transforming their lives. And it also brings forth the aspect that humans may not be able to deal with the harshness of climate change and Global warming. These fears are revealed in a beautiful conversation between a leaf, that is from 2075, and the narrator of the short scifi story. This short science fiction is for the reader who cares for Earth and the goodwill of future human generations.