Ice caps melting, oceans rising,

greenhouse gases building in the atmosphere,

record-breaking heat, storms that grow stronger every year.

When we hear about climate change, it often sounds like something happening to glaciers, forests, or coastlines far away.

But climate change isn't just happening somewhere else.

Sometimes it's happening right outside your front door.

This April, on the story clutter, we're bringing you a special series about urban

climate change. Through eight true personal stories about science, we explore how the forces that shape our

planet, earth, water, fire, and air, show up in the places most of us actually live, our cities.

From flooded streets to wildfires uprooting day-to-day life, to the invisible air we breathe suddenly becoming impossible to ignore.

These are the moments when climate change stops being abstract and becomes personal. Eight stories, four elements, one planet in crisis.

Join us this April for the Story Collider's Stories of Urban Climate Change.

True, personal stories about science.