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nPosted on April 20, 2017
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nI have never even heard of cli-fi before – have you?
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nAnd yet, I’ve read some!
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nCli-fi is climate change fiction. It’s a small slice out of the science-fiction or speculative-fiction genre. Even before we knew that our planet is slowly warming up due to human activities that release carbon emissions (burning gasoline and other fossil fuels, especially) – even before that, some authors explored global climate change in their novels. A good example is Jules Verne, who way back in 1889 wrote The Purchase of the North Pole.
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Hopefully not all of cli-fi is dystopian. I like to get a bit of hope in my fiction – don’t you? |
nThe cli-fi book I’ve read, Blind Waves by Steven Gould, is more for adults than YA. But here is an article with some cli-fi for kids.
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nCheck out authors such as Sarah Holding, David Thorpe, Saci Lloyd, and George Marshall.
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nAnniversary of the demonstration of the first American electron microscope
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n(Third Thursday of April)
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nAnniversary of the start of Jacques Cartier’s Voyage of Discovery
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nVolunteer Recognition Day
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