Ecological Stories

After an unknown disaster on earth, segments of the human population were launched through space in massive transport ships toward any and all potential homeworlds. This Sci-Fi short series follows the waking population of the Archimedes transport ship in their struggle to subdue the forested planet known as Kepler 5-48v. When humanity landed on K5-48V they bore the environmental responsibility of all migrating populations throughout history. But will they break the disastrous trends of their ancestors or doom their new homeworld and future generations. *I don't own the images used*

Sebastian Sullivan and his sisters were born with special powers. They were meant to save the world from utter destruction, or, at least, that is what Sebastian thinks. His sisters, Erin and Aaia, have other ideas of what their powers are meant for. When they begin to connect with others gifted with powers, their lives and the world's come to hold in the balance.

Woman Thy Name is Desire is a poem forefront, where ecological and concretism start the weft, which is gradually forgetting the ecological theme and at the same step enters into a concretism of exaltation for the beloved woman! Mulher Teu Nome é Desejo é um poema de vanguarda, onde o ecológico e o concretismo iniciam a trama, a qual vai pouco a pouco esquecendo o tema ecológico e ao mesmo passo adentra em um concretismo de exaltação à mulher amada!

"Urban Design: Theory, Practice, and Transformation" offers a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the dynamic field of urbanism. This curricular study delves into the foundational principles, evolving theories, and historical underpinnings that shape the cities of today and tomorrow. Covering essential topics such as urban planning methodologies, sustainable development, the intersection of politics and design, and the power of cultural influences, the book provides an in-depth look at how urban spaces are crafted, challenged, and transformed. Through a rich blend of theoretical discourse, case studies, and practical insights, this study examines the role of urban designers, planners, and architects in navigating the complexities of modern cities. It covers a wide range of topics from the development of master plans and the legacy of urban design pioneers, to the innovative approaches in green infrastructure, zoning, and public-private partnerships. Designed for students, educators, and professionals alike, the study engages with the ongoing dialogue about the future of urban spaces, emphasizing a holistic approach to city-making that integrates social equity, environmental sustainability, and cultural vitality. With a focus on both the challenges and opportunities within the field, this book encourages critical reflection, active participation, and visionary thinking in shaping cities that are resilient, inclusive, and future-ready. Whether you are new to the field or an experienced urban practitioner, this book provides the tools and frameworks necessary to understand and contribute to the ongoing transformation of urban landscapes across the globe.

The year is 2081. Earth teeters on the edge of civil and environmental collapse as the Liberal Atlantic Republics and Eastern Pact fight over resources to perfect tactical artificial intelligence. In her twenty short years, Hitomi Sullivan has been many things: Cargo brat, C student, LAR fighter pilot, survivor. Her job running ore shipments from Mars through enemy blockades has barely kept her family afloat while driving her to the edge of nervous breakdown after nervous breakdown. It's only a matter of time before she either blows up or burns out. On what should be a routine run, the cargo ship Hitomi is escorting makes a critical error, bringing them both under fire and crashing to the decimated No Man's Land on Earth. Forced to rely upon each other to survive, Hitomi and the cargo pilot, Gunnar Diaz, make the long trek through a collapsed North America and towards Gunnar's destination, the opulent LAR capital city of Summerland.

Mari never wanted to be a leader, but now she's stuck at a critical point in New Eden, a place that's supposed to be perfect. Fed up with the limits of this utopia, she breaks away, setting out on a journey that will change her life. Her adventure leads her to Megalopolis, a forbidden city full of dark secrets and dangerous ideas. As Mari gets allured by this place's offers, she starts to uncover truths that could shake up her home forever. What will she find out? Will her discoveries save New Eden or destroy it? Join Mari every Thursday in 'Freeway Fare,' a gripping tale of rebellion, finding yourself, and the high price of freedom. Watch as she unravels the mysteries of utopia and freedom, challenging what we all thought we knew.

This is our very own environmental magazine! Here, we will regularly post chapters about anything related to the environment. It could be tips on eco living, or vegan and vegetarian recipes, or just reporting in something big in the news that's happened this week. Here you can have fun, get creative, and be educated, all in the name of the planet!

The Last Well of Zarathen A war fought not for land, but for the right to drink. The massive, impenetrable city of Zarathen is the final bastion against the "White Rime," an ecological blight that has poisoned the land and turned the mighty Nakrith River into a toxic, metallic sludge. Inside the walls, the ruthless Lord Khesh seizes control, knowing that the city's only true defense is its dwindling supply of clean water. Their desperate existence is shattered by the arrival of General Vykir and his vast, exhausted army. Vykir is not seeking conquest; he is leading an army of refugees, their families dying of thirst and sickness, and Zarathen's clean cisterns are their last hope for survival . As Vykir launches a relentless siege-a war of attrition fought with the fury of trapped animals-Khesh is forced to abandon all honor. He relies on Shem, a former slave and engineer who knows the city's hidden tunnels, to root out internal traitors and protect Zarathen's vulnerable underbelly. The conflict culminates in a devastating, high-stakes moral compromise: to save Zarathen, Khesh must destroy the very thing he fights for. He gambles everything on one agonizing choice: poisoning the city's own water supply and seizing Vykir's non-combatant families as leverage. The Last Well of Zarathen is a grim tale of survival where the cost of victory is paid in moral debt, forcing a society to choose between its soul and its survival. When the walls hold, who becomes the monster-the invader driven by hunger, or the defender willing to commit atrocities to survive?

Yes, it is true. We are basically killing our earth! In 11 years, the damage we have done to the earth will never be able to be reversed. So, I am compiling a bunch of eco-friendly tips, stories and anything that we can do to help! Together, we can make a difference. So, let's go do something! -LegallyMisty.

A personal interpretation of the effects of human activity on the world, and what it could result if we do not change the way we live.

It's been 99 years since Yellowstone park erupted, causing a mass extinction and plunging the world into an ice age. Survivors are living in a structure dubbed the Greenhouse. They believe they're the only survivors, until a message appears on the outside of the glass. Jack Paul lives in a land of ice and snow, and Ruby Hammond lives in a lush, tropical world where the sun always shines. Even though they're from such different world, their fates are so intertwined that they are destined to meet.

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