The narrative documentary explores climate change from pre-industrial times, revealing humanity's impact on the planet over history.
The series uncovers the profound influence of climatic changes from the last Ice Age to the industrial era, showcasing the interconnected nature of climate events.
Education on climate change through storytelling and historical insights is vital to understanding human-nature interactions and shaping responses to global challenges.
The importance of aiming to hold global warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and the urgent need for global action to achieve this goal.
The impact of climate change on younger generations' mental health and the importance of taking action to address climate anxiety.
The value of reading and educating oneself about climate change to inspire hope and contribute to a better future for the planet.
Climate change started thousands of years ago with ancient farmers having a significant impact.
Ancient farmers evolved from hunters to survive the Ice Age, developing skills in clothing, shelter, and food preservation.
Human actions, particularly early farming activities, influenced the Earth's climate, preventing the onset of a new Ice Age by increasing CO2 and CH4 levels.
The author is writing a climate fiction series on Substack and connects with a community of readers and writers through their newsletter.
The author's writing project involves a collection of cli-fi stories set in a world devastated by climate change, focusing on hope and diverse communities.
Through research and exploration, the author transitioned their writing project into the genre of climate fiction, which delves into the emotional journeys of characters in a changing climate.