More than 90% of modern short stories published in The New Yorker over the past decade barely acknowledge climate change.

“Raging Floods.” “Climate Migrants.” “Coral Reefs Gone.” These are the kinds of stories spanning today’s headlines. As temperatures are rising globally, morale is steadily sinking. New solutions are ...

The discourse around climate change can lead to anxiety, detachment or resignation because it often stretches language in ways that make the world feel distant. Global averages and abstract ...

Experts note that the process of global warming and climate change is a massive phenomenon occurring over a long period of ...

A haiku looks like the easiest poem to write. Three short lines, a few syllables, finished before your tea goes cold. That apparent simplicity is exactly why this format works so well for writing ...

Climate Fiction Prize winner Helen Phillips sits down with book critic Dr. Aimée Walsh to discuss her novel Hum, detailing how personal anxiety inspired her to write about AI and the environment.