Climate Stories

It was simple, really. All they had to do was find her. And yet finding Denzin's perfect twin sister means pushing boundaries he and Chimma never knew existed. Meanwhile, Kayda's world plummets from her dream existence to something even her nightmares could never do justice to. As their separate paths take them on journeys determined to break all three of them, the prophecy shepherds them onward.

Killer Whales, commonly known as Orcas, have been a symbol of the West Coast for thousands of years. They hold a very special place among Canadians, especially among indigenous peoples, who regard them as a symbol of power, family bonds, and an inspiration for humanity. Sadly, these beautiful, intelligent, sentient beings are struggling to survive in an environment that has become almost alien to them. Due to human activities, only 73 Southern Resident killer whales remain alive today. Lack of availability of Chinook Salmon, a significant part of their diet, as well as pollution of their native waters, and disturbances caused by large vessels are just some of the many challenges these creatures face.

Book Two of the New Enlightenment (2024) In the thrilling sequel to Mark's debut, Solar Umbrella, Parker Varia and his friends face their greatest challenge yet, in this fast-paced, near future novel. An asteroid hurtles toward Earth, but its true nature holds secrets that could either doom or elevate humanity. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, Parker must navigate treacherous political waters and battle enemies new and old, all while uncovering the asteroid's hidden potential. As powerful forces vie for control, Parker and his allies must prevent Earth's destruction-and harness the asteroid's power for humanity's future.

This short story is a commentary on the destruction and devastation that ensued in Japan after the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It is also commentary on the dangerous effects that we as humans have on the environment.

In 2043, the rainfall started...and it has not stopped. London lays on the brink of collapse as the Overcasts tighten their grip on the sinking city. After being left to fend for themselves, Finn, Mim, Jeero, and Lena are thrust onto an overcrowded Spillship. Here, they are confronted with the realities of their new drowning world, where thousands have turned to religious extremism. As their lives intertwine, the teens navigate love, friendship, and loyalty, forging fragile bonds and discovering what they are truly capable of. When whispers of a movement dedicated to stopping the rain echo through the ship, they embark on a daring quest for freedom. Under the constant watch of the electric eagles, they face treacherous waters and internal enemies, risking everything to join the resistance.

Do you use air conditioning to cool your house or a furnace to heat it? Have you ever baked banana bread? Or boiled water for tea? Then you've used thermal energy. It is the heat (or cold) used to produce something. Thermal emissions include the greenhouse gases released from the processes of heating and cooling. But let's think bigger. The device you're using to read this article was made using thermal energy. The machines that made the clothes you wear were forged with thermal energy. The processes to make the clothes themselves needed considerable use of thermal energy. Even the food you eat was produced, processed, and prepared with thermal energy. Industrial thermal emissions are the greenhouse gas emissions emitted from each of these industrial processes-and the many, many more that produce all the things we use every day. It's these industrial thermal energy emissions that represent one of the greatest climate challenges you've probably never heard of. Here are four things you need to know about them and what WWF is doing to tackle this challenge. How big a challenge are thermal emissions? Industrial thermal energy creates 11% of greenhouse gas pollution in the United States. This is the next largest source behind transportation and electricity and more than the entire US agricultural sector. Globally, energy used for heating and cooling is 50% of final energy use and contributes 39% of greenhouse gas emissions from energy-related sources. Without addressing these industrial t

In light of the recent plan to minimize the protection of bear's ears national monument brought forth by our president, here are my late night thoughts on the matter.

Nowhere, My journey of poems... My poem collection..

A foreign world with a hint of familiarity. Fate or choice? Which will decide the future for this place?

A world over polluted and on the brink of a climate apocalypse, these peoples' stories show their struggle of trying to survive in their new ecosystem.

Line 3 is a oil pipeline that's supposed to run though northern USA and Canada. It will wreck the environment in the area, could kill many people, and will disrupt the lives of many more. In this i have included petitions to sign, articles about it, and donation sites, and a detailed explanation of the pipeline. do everything you can to help stop line 3, and share this as much as you can. don't claim to care about Native American lives, and go silent when they need help. this isn't being talked about nearly enough.

Afforestation in sahara

When Amelia Swanson was four, her parents were murdered. The killer was never caught. Twelve years later, something opens a door to her past. It doesn't offer Amelia any answers - only more questions. Dangerous questions. ...The kind people have died for. Now Amelia and her best friend Marv are being hunted. By a system built to suppress the past. By people who have killed to keep secrets buried. And by something dark that stalks her dreams-something that knows her name. As the net tightens around them, Amelia realises they aren't the only ones searching. Everyone is circling the same hidden conspiracy. Politicians. Journalists. Scientists. Secret societies. Resistance cells. Assassins. Amelia begins to understand the truth she was never meant to find: her parents weren't random victims. They were players in a hidden game. And she just stepped onto the board. ------ What to expect from The Hidden game: - A conspiracy thriller with underlying psychological horror elements. - A slow-burn investigation that constantly escalates into real danger and a large conspiracy. - A surveillance-state dystopia and critique of both systemic and algorithmic power. - Layered mysteries where every answer creates new questions. - The story has a strong focus on found family and fiercely loyal friendships. Content warning: parental death (past/flashback), trauma and PTSD, nightmares, occasional violence and death (no gore), and pervasive surveillance themes. ------ Release schedule: I'm aiming to release a new chapters every 10-14 days with short breaks (2-4 weeks) between seasons. Current status: Book 1, Season 1 complete (20 Transmissions, ~60k words). Season 2 is underway and the hunt is active. Planned scope: a trilogy of books split across 9 seasons (approximately 750k words).

here I will put all of my speeches I write for climate change events.

When Jordan Tomas first heard of the WEB, the biggest technological advancement in human history, he never expected to be the first person to ever travel through time. But time travel is dangerous; and everything that could go wrong, does, as Jordan soon finds himself lost in the broken shards of what once was time. Among the broken shapes of the past and future, Jordan comes face to face with humanity's best, as well as its worst; and Jordan might very well be the only person able to save the timeline.

"Join us on a captivating journey beneath the waves as we explore the wonders of the ocean and the urgent need to protect its fragile ecosystems. In 'Guardians of the Deep,' we dive into the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on Earth and the threats they face from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. Discover inspiring stories of conservation efforts, innovative solutions, and how you can become a guardian of the deep, helping to preserve these majestic waters for future generations."

The Clement School - Institute of Climate and Elements Book 1 is a book about 4 teenagers who just turned 13 and found out they can control the elements (Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water). They find out they will attend a Institute where they will harness their new abilities and learn how to use and control them. Little do they know, they will find problems along the way. This is my first story of many. Enjoy!

A poem of our dying planet

A collection of ,hopefully not too depressing, short stories and poems on big ideas including: Oppression Climate emergency Life ( I know, pretentious but whatever) Humanity so yeah... If you could read my shit It'd make me quite happy:))