I hate asking for money. We asked for money in 2022 and it was rough: a lot of work, a lot of feeling sorry for pressuring people in those ridiculously hard times. But we managed, and it let us raise ...

Retired Maj. Gen. William Anders, the former Apollo 8 astronaut who took the iconic "Earthrise" photo showing the planet as a shadowed blue marble from space in 1968, was killed Friday when the plane he was piloting alone plummeted into the waters off the San Juan Islands in Washington state. He was 90.

Climate fiction by Matt Bliss | Avalonia Jemison walks into the Plaza restaurant only a day before the event, wearing the brisk confidence usually reserved ...

Climate poetry by Lisa Taylor | a wave of sadness where once water flowed freely ...

Climate fiction by Kathryn Yelinek | The woods were my sanctuary, my cathedral, and goodness knows I needed a refuge that spring. Every day brought more bad news

Hello, and welcome to Shining Moon: A Speculative Fiction Podcast, Episode 21. Today we’ll continue our series by asking what it takes to be a magazine editor in this day and age—particularly when...

A climate essay by Christopher Mark Rose | I remember coming to the Korean War Veterans Memorial, in its place on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

Climate fiction by Monica Joyce Evans | The restaurant was blue, like the whole place had been doused in artificial water, and Noma didn’t like it. She clutched

Climate poetry by Wade Thiel | You look to me with bloodshot eyes. You look to me Through opaque, plastic lenses For help, But I can’t help But feel helpless.

Climate fiction by Keira Reynolds | “I could have had it all once, you know,” she said, between sips of Martian Blue. “The big house back on Mars, the private shuttle

Climate poetry by Mike Morgan | Hear us | scream beg | in terror in pain in silence | as we | choke vomit grieve rage

Climate fiction by Gustavo Bondoni | Yevgeny cursed under his breath. Philippa smiled. “Things not going to plan?” the elderly woman asked. “Things never

Climate fiction by Christopher R. Muscato | It’s all … lines. Penny lowers her sketchbook and looks at her campfire. It flickers, catching the breeze.

Climate poetry by Catherine Rockwood | Increasingly abandoned as coastlines alter and heated waves beat harder rhythms. Anyone’s, for a song

Climate fiction by Masimba Musodza | The sound of the men and women working outside snatched him from that surreal world between a dream and reality.

Climate poetry by Catherine Rockwood | Increasingly abandoned as coastlines alter and heated waves beat harder rhythms. Anyone’s, for a song

Climate fiction by Katie McIvor | It isn’t always the water that frightens me. When the floods lap below George IV Bridge, the Old Town drowning ...

Climate poetry by C. J. Carter-Stephenson | The killer to be, Her infinitely varied blues Muted to black By the midnight sky, Dances slowly, rhythmically

Climate fiction by Ben Lockwood | It’s March again, and with the drizzling grey comes the thirty-fifth anniversary of the return of our vessel

Climate poetry by Susan Lee Simpson | It’s summer in the southwest when talk about the changing weather gets hot when resistance weakens

Climate fiction by T. K. Rex | Sometimes, especially days the air was easy to breathe, I liked to walk all the way down to Golden Gate Park ...

Voters won a huge battle with the oil industry – proving that we can’t save the planet without robust democracy

Big corporations, golf courses and hotels have been taking water from locals for years. Now the fire may result in even more devastating water theft

SAMUEL BURNS is a tall, thin man who seems nervous in front of the cameras. He fiddles with the wire linking the mic that is clipped onto his shirt, and one foot taps quietly but frantically on the fl...

Climate fiction by Louis Evans | The Ball at the End of the World existed at that narrow intersection of refined taste, decadent excess, and ...