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How can climate storytelling help us reckon with our changing environment?

Climate One conversations feature all aspects of the climate emergency, the individual and the systemic, the exciting and the scary, people who are in power and disempowered.

I'm Greg Dalton.

First, the weather changed. The deniers knew why, but they still doomed us with their lives.

War made the earth even hotter. Her rice melted and all their species crashed.

In the past decade, narratives of a dystopia and climate future have helped connect people with

characters and worlds decimated by industrial expansion and climate disruption. In the real world,

scientists are looking to geoengineering and other innovations to help preserve the well-being of life

on Earth. 20 years ago, we were writing about this, then you're just a journalist off on a wild

goose chase or you're a science fiction writer portraying an implausible future, now everybody's there.

Kim Stanley Robinson is an award-winning science fiction author of more than 20 books, including the best-selling Mars trilogy.

His most recent novel is The Ministry for the Future, which uses fictional eyewitness accounts to tell the story of a climate future that may not be so far off.

Controlled flooding to counteract the effects of flood control. And that's really the theme of the book,

these sort of interventions that then demand new interventions on top of them.

Elizabeth Colbert is a staff writer with a New Yorker and author of The Sixth Extinction,

which won a Pulitzer Prize.

Her new book is Under a White Sky, The Nature of the Future.

She and Kim Stanley Robinson will join us later in the program.

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