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In "The Re-Rememberings of Bee Bishop," a young girl connects with her ancestors and learns what it means to survive.
In "The Re-Rememberings of Bee Bishop," a young girl connects with her ancestors and learns what it means to survive.
Imagine 2200 is Grist’s climate fiction initiative, engaging writers across the globe in envisioning the next 180 years of climate progress. Whether built on abundance or adaptation, reform or a new understanding of survival, these stories serve as a springboard for exploring how fiction can help us build toward a better reality. Learn more about Imagine →
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Despite rising seas, a band of coastal-dwelling Goori honor their traditions surfing monster waves.
Read the winning stories from our second-annual short story contest, envisioning the next 180 years of equitable climate progress.
Imagine 2200's second year offers lessons on how art fosters hope.
A Jamaican woman takes more than she gives, until the sea teaches her a valuable lesson with implications for everyone around her.
Amid the sharks and waves of Hawaiʻi, two people discover something important about themselves, and each other.
After an “oceanic rapture,” a lone survivor adapts to his new reality in ways both mental and physical.
As hard times and broken bots threaten a collective tea farm, the women keeping it going must decide whether to add another to their ranks.
A bioengineer grappling with a challenging problem finds the answer in the dreams of her dying grandmother.
A set of adult twins return to their Gulf Coast hometown to rewild the land, and remember the family who came before them.
In land once claimed by Russia, a magical deer joins a young girl as she grows up and changes her land for the better.
An inquisitive drone responsible for protecting a forest ecosystem stumbles upon a surprise deep in the woods.
A mother and her teenager navigate the challenges of moving to a new community and starting a new life.
When a minor disaster shakes up the plans for a local ceremony, a young woman and her colleagues pull together to provide for the community.
A young woman finds herself called back to her home, to help protect a river that nourished her and her community.
In post-warming Rwanda, a family learns to move past the trauma left behind.