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Imagine 2200: Our new climate-fiction collection
Immerse yourself in 12 hope-filled stories of abundance, adaptation, and progress.
Shift Happens Let’s create a world that works — for everyone.
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A multimillion disinformation campaign is trying to convince you that trophy hunting is ‘sustainable’
Groups promoting “sustainable use” to protect wildlife have close ties to industry. To protect biodiversity, we need to follow the money.
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The Dems’ clean energy plan can do better on environmental justice. Here’s how.
Within the budget reconciliation proposal is a clean energy standard that’s great for climate, but not for equity — and frontline communities could suffer more.
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Shift Happens: I’m seriously flipping out about this project
Fix, Grist's solutions lab, just published its first collection of climate fiction. Founder Chip Giller digs in.
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From Afrofuturism to ecotopia: A climate-fiction glossary
Find the climate-fiction genre that inspires you.
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Fix combines creative storytelling with network-building and events.
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Special Series: Sustainable Cities of the Future
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Will climate-friendly cities be friendly to climate migrants?
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A more sustainable skyscraper? Imagine a ‘spaceship designed by Jenga.’
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Too many clean energy programs leave the poor behind. Enter the ‘equity map.’
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The pandemic changed our cities. VR could revolutionize them.
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Gulf Coast communities are solving their own flooding crisis. It could be a model for cities nationwide.
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From fiction to reality: Could forests replace cemeteries?
From tree pods and mushroom suits to plain old dirt, death may have a greener future.
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When a queer witch writes climate fiction, utopia isn’t the goal
Philadelphia writer and spell-caster Ailbhe Pascal, an Imagine 2200 finalist, sees fiction as a way to manifest a better future.
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From fiction to reality: the potential of plastic-eating organisms
How tiny worms and bacteria could help solve our plastic problem.
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To care for nature, this writer says, we need to change how we talk about it
Lindsey Brodeck, the first-place winner of Imagine 2200, Fix’s climate-fiction contest, on how her study of environmental science and language influences her work.
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Tidings
Tiny robots eat plastic, tattoos livestream video, we all swim with dolphins, and more amazing vignettes from a better future.
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The Secrets of the Last Greenland Shark
The last four creatures on Earth make an amazing discovery as the oldest of them finally returns home.
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El, the Plastotrophs, and Me
During a journey upriver, a young couple comes to terms with receiving a priceless gift, only to have it suddenly taken away.
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When It’s Time to Harvest
An elderly couple struggles to let go of their successful farm — and the only way of life they’ve known — before it’s too late.
