Climatechange Stories

𝗔𝗠𝗕𝗬𝗦 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗡𝗘𝗥 · 28x FEATURED · An Asian sci-fi retelling of The Little Mermaid that steers the tale you know in a whole new funky direction | An ambitious teen mermaid must venture beyond her guarded underwater city and brave the polluted, climate-ravaged wilds of the Indian Ocean, in order to find her human soulmate and forge a better future for her people. *** Calliathron is the epitome of modern sea life--a bustling mer-city contained within a coral atoll in an alternate Indian Ocean. Yet, the ripples of a changing world beyond have begun to seep in, bleaching color and darkening minds--but not Dea Rhodoreef's mind. Who said life's easy for a teen about to graduate high school? Even more so when one is a pastel goth gamer mermaid trying to scrape by in a mobile home with a grumpy grandmother who's always complaining about the "human infestation". Maybe the troubled city-state will embrace a new dawn when merpeople and humans coexist--a future that Dea is determined to work hard for. Noble causes aside, just getting to see a notorious human is number one on her bucket list. Now, as if school, a part-time job and building a political career aren't enough, a chonky sea cow has been following her for days. It's time to return him to the wild--not like she'd swim into a human. Right? © 2022 Su Vida | Exclusively on Wattpad *** FEATURED @Anime @ScienceFiction + 26 more WC: 105,000 Genres: Sci-Fi (Oceanpunk) x Cli-Fi x Adventure x Romance x Retelling This tale comes with mammalian mermaids who breathe air. Strap in for a roller-coaster ride of adventure, fun twists, feels, kawaii, exotic biomes, sci-fi battle, realistic tech and slowburn romance! Might bring to mind the Netflix movie Okja!

A collapsing world, where human greed had brought climate change to its limits, with no possible turning point. Jeremy's personal life falls apart when his girlfriend, out of the blue, drastically breaks up with him and disappears. From that moment on, nothing will be as it was before. His life will crumble from every side...

A POEM ON CLIMATE CHANGE WHICH IS A WORLD CONCERN: THE NATURE PROTEST: CALL TO ACTION

"We have broken the ancient bargain with the ground beneath our feet, and still, we cannot seem to stop." For thousands of years, the Earth breathed in perfect rhythm with the seasons, and humanity moved with a quiet reverence for the wild. Then came the smoke, the concrete grids, and an insatiable hunger for progress that changed everything. Before the Clock Runs Out is a sweeping, deeply emotional free-verse poem that journeys from the unspoiled beauty of our planet's past to the choking, plastic-strewn reality of its present. Written in a cinematic, storytelling style, it serves as a powerful witness to the weeping ice caps, the silent landscapes, and the heavy cost of human ambition. But this isn't just a story of despair. As the cracks widen in the soil, the narrative shifts into a fierce, defiant rallying cry for the future. It is a passionate appeal to our collective courage, challenging us to launch a quiet revolution of the mind and heal the planet for the generations yet to come. Step inside this thought-provoking read, experience the rhythm of a world on the edge, and join the conversation in the comments about how we can mend the frayed threads of our home before time completely runs out. Don't forget to vote and share your favourite lines!

The Earth finally started to deteriorate when the Earth's geniuses decided to leave the surface. The world was split upon the decision impacting the lives of those against the idea, they were left to survive on a dying planet while those deemed good enough were allowed onto hovering cities. Living on the impoverished half of the city would be Lou, he goes by many names though prefers Lou out of simplicity. He's a peaceful guy just making a living picking up surface trinkets and valuables. On one certain job he comes across a cave that wasn't on the professional scavenger's radar, but would this alley-kid have the right equipment for the adventure?

This book explains how humanity is digging its own grave and why it's responsible for its own downfall. It explores the devastating effects of climate change, the threat of nuclear Armageddon, artificial intelligence, and a range of societal issues through the lens of personal experience. Its goal is to highlight humanity's destructive nature and to challenge the way we see ourselves.

A bunch of poems written down by J Laskar.

The winner takes it all, and the loser has to fall. ╱ ORIGINAL

Microfiction

It is a short story about a plastic bottle that is lying at the sea shore, and how it obstructs the sea from achieving its peak of romance with the shore. And as the number of plastic bottles grows, the sea seeks help from the underworld, and the God of the underworld, Hades, comes to rescue the sea, while seeking help from the Goddess Selene to help the sea and the shore, find their moments of love and romance. It is a euphoria of love and emotions, where any genuine and responsible reader would like to be kissed by the sentiments of the sea and the waiting shore, longing to kiss each other.

Plastic never dies. But deaths takes all the living. _ _ _ My #planetorplastic entry.

?: and who are you One of them asks me J: if you didn't hear because you were to busy jerking off ( as I say this, everyone goes silent ) my name is Jordan The one who started talking to me walks up and our noses are about to touch. He's trying to intimidate me. Sorry, not working😂 ?: well, I'm Jonah. And that's Jack, Zach, Corbyn and Daniel. And we own the school and we are not going to give it up. J: I would not be too sure about that

AVATAR meets Greek mythology in this fantasy parable in which a dryad reveals herself to protect her best friend from destruction. ___ Dryads have one rule: Never reveal yourself to the enemy. Tied to the tree who loves and guards them until death parts them both, these dryads--or hidden hearts--breathe life and consciousness into the natural world. When humans arrive to destroy Cassie's forest home and threaten her childhood friend, she can no longer stay silent. She swallows her fear and stands up for her loved ones. But will it be enough? __ Written July 20, 2021 for the "Of Monsters and Us" fantasy contest Word count: 999 words Status: completed Cover: made using CANVA PRO on July 20, 2021

Rebecca è ricca, viziata, sofisticata. Ha un loft a Milano e vive di libri, non tanto perché è autrice di un (discutibile) bestseller fantasy, quanto perché è un'accanita lettrice: cerca, nelle pagine che hanno scritto i grandi autori del passato, quei sentimenti che non comprende e che teme di non riuscire a provare. Berowalt fa l'apicoltore in alta quota. Un dramma personale ed uno smisurato orgoglio l'hanno spinto ad allontanarsi sempre più dalla famiglia, dagli amici, dal paese, salendo sempre più in alto sulle pendici dei monti. Reb e Ber non potrebbero essere più diversi, eppure il caso decide di far incrociare le loro strade, in un cammino che li condurrà a scoprire se stessi, superando pregiudizi ed antichi dolori. *** Lucrezia Monti torna, in questo suo terzo romanzo, a celebrare l'amore nella sua complessità. Reb e Ber non hanno vite perfette, le loro esistenze sono segnate da ciò che hanno vissuto in passato e dalle paure del presente, eppure la felicità è possibile. *** Altri romanzi dell'autrice: "Come lampo" e "Vendetta sottobanco" (entrambi best seller IBS settembre e dicembre 2018, marzo 2019).

Follow the story of a group of friends who find their way to a secluded hamlet in the rural countryside. It's like a dream come true. The COVID19 pandemic has ended, they're meeting each other for the first time in 5 years. But will everything go back to normal? Not likely. "nice" - Srija Bhowal, 2020 Slow updates T^T

Enclosed in an isolated yet systematic city where she can only see what the transparent roof of the city showed. Finally, finding a loophole to squeeze herself out of. How far can Duha survive in an unknown world with nothing but her scraped clothes, a flashlight, a flimsy bag, and a small but sturdy bottle of water?

The United Nations Climate Change Stabilization department was created in 2037 to lead the way in global attempts to reverse the effects of climate change and be the central unit that would record and disseminate information on the global phenomenon here thereafter called the Storm Season. Dr. Clara Oswin is trying to change the world by travelling across North America her storm-chasing trailer. But the world has already changed and maybe it's all too late.

When you read this, just know that this is a story on the effects of humans and climate change on the world on regular animals (in this case its a bird). Now that you know this, enjoy! Also, helpful suggestions to make the story better are always welcome!

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