Climate Stories

Earth has fallen. When the planet crosses its final climate tipping point, temperatures rise, crops fail, and billions are forced onto the move. Diplomacy gives way to ultimatums, then to war. From unassuming laboratories to streets drowning in heat and hunger, a fractured world stumbles toward its final reckoning. As famine and conflict spread, international order dissolves into violence and blame, and armies march north through ruins chasing a future that no longer exists. Yet amid the despair, a radical plan takes shape to move a fragment of humanity to the red sands of Mars. As Earth burns and the heavens fill with refugees, one truth becomes unavoidable: the future belongs only to those willing to sacrifice everything. In the chaos of the apocalypse, a new kind of security service is needed to enforce order where nations have failed. From the ashes of Old Earth, the Sunguard rises. Scorched Earth is a sweeping hard-science epic about collapse, survival, and the cost of choosing a future when the present is already lost.

The story sets in the year of 2050 when the fictive island called Kiribati has almost been gone to the underwater due to the sea level rise. Among all of the residents of the country, this novel shows a twenty years old girl namely Sunrie Tioram ( being masculine in the patriarchal society) who struggled hard to survive amongst that climate refugees and even she got seperated from her parents while they were being shifted to the asylum. Though she didn't surrender to herself, didn't turn back from her struggle, hadn't any matter how hard it was. And lastly she got reunited with her lost parents and her detached lover, Jack Giordano, but at the end she got a more tragic shock when she encountered one of her closest friends, Tianjin dying in the hand of the guard of the host land where they got asylum. So, being a female figure she surpassed so many troubles, excruciation from that submerged island to the refugee camps. Thus the homeless Sunrie and her fight against sexual violence, social violence etc. so called all of her excruciations are being showed throughout the novel. I hope that you all will enjoy this book and also support me with your valuable vote and comments.

We too often take the world and its variety for granted. Time to give a little something back. Based on the Doidotsu form of poetry.

Kean lived peacefully, knowing he'd be one of the mermen who never had to travel to the deadly surface of the ocean. However, once human conflict reaches the depths of the ocean, leaving his village destroyed and everyone he loves gone, he must travel to heights he's never reached before to help a small resistance team on the surface prevent merpeople and the entire sea from becoming collateral damage at the hands of human greed. Forced to mix with humans in order to create change, he ends up making connections he never expected, while learning things about the sea even he never knew about before. Thank you so much for reading! Please comment and let me know what you think! I am trying to do a new chapter every Friday to start out, but I will hopefully begin posting more often as I go!

This article explores the growing crisis facing Ireland's fishing industry, linking overfishing, climate change, and global demand to declining fish stocks and threatened livelihoods. It highlights how modern industrial practices and environmental pressures are destabilising marine ecosystems, while also suggesting sustainable solutions to protect the future of our oceans. (Angelina Shebela Vasilyeva - YRE article, 2026)

*A Survival Manifesto by the Government of Pangea* What would happen if you could time-travel to the future? What reality does the future hold? Will it be a post-apocalyptic world? Will it be an oddly dystopian reality? How would humans be? How would we live? This manifesto is a travel guide or a survival guide in a world affected by the aftermath of climate change, class differences, and a post-war reality. This manifesto is just a glimpse into another "what if". TRIGGER WARNING : Cannibalism

It's 2042 and Climate change is humanity's leading challenge. Unfortunately, those entrusted with all the power and necessary amount of resources required to reverse the recurring effects have done nearly nothing. Mr Olum, a Ugandan billionaire and son to a famous renewable energy scientist turns Archaeologist in an attempt to locate an ancient C'wezi artefact believed to possess unimaginable power capable of ending nearly all of Africa's social, economic and political challenges. If so, then this could be what he needed to heal his mother from a strange mental illness. However, to get his hands on it, Mr Olum must clash with a famous, more powerful and wealthier family known to have descended directly from Ndahura, a legendary king of the BaC'wezi.

Read one, read all; only for the imaginary, be it cats, be it dogs. Poetry for the unseen, and those to be seen, come one, come all.

In a dazzling sky city built on secrets, two young women discover an ancient elemental gem that awaken powers beyond imagination - and a truth buried beneath the clouds. As they descend to a forgotten Earth, they must unite a team as living embodiments of Water, Fire, Air, and Earth to stop a ruthless tech empire from draining the planet's last breath. A high-stakes emotionally charged action-adventure about identity, rebellion, and the power of nature - where friendship is forged in fire, love blooms in chaos, and the elements themselves rise to fight back. Four girls. One Planet. No turning back. I wanted some fresh eyes to look through this draft movie script I wrote. I want all the thoughts/comments/changes/edits I can get. I'm very excited about this. I've never really written anything before so bear with me!

Marcus, a small business owner, wakes up one day to find that his family has gone. A short letter says that they have left for the nearby City to start a new life. Hurt and angry, he takes off to find them and bring back his son, his successor, his future. Elena arrives in the City, a place that feels truly like home, following a message, a promise, from her old friend Layns. She seeks to meet Layns, daring to hope for the life she thought impossible for so long. But something appears not quite right about her visit. Before she realizes what, a storm comes and washes dreams away.

Ron Ten Berge, former EBSCO executive who has worked with Frontenac Private Equity of Chicago and is now CEO at Pinnacle Climate Technologies.

Earth is a world of injustice, everybody knows that. Evil goes unpunished, good goes unrewarded, but there is an end to the torment. The moment is rare, but points of beauty do exist, and are to be treasured and cherished. The Earth is clothed in a putrescent cloud as a consequence to mankind's actions, and firestorms tear with the force of a nuclear bomb. Humanity lives in domes: bubbles blown in bedrock, and conditions are dismal. On other planets, the grass is far from greener. Society is coming back from a period of friction, kept under the thumbs of tyrannic regimes. Mars and Earth are kept under the thumb of tyrannic regimes.

A Singaporean's Perspective

It is regarding the environmental crisis our world is facing. Climate Change must be solved because there are no plan B's

An old man is the only one left out of humanity. He tells the story of how humanity destroyed the earth completely.

When all we have left is magical thinking