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In the world of Terhindir, the Deth'r'awg people, devoted to deity Ucht, struggled to survive in their rain-soaked land. A young inventor named Yeth'l created a machine harnessing rain's power, revolutionizing their lives. But as they embraced newfound comforts and conveniences, they unwittingly depleted their natural resources, leading to environmental… Read More

Short Story / Other

September 17, 2023

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Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

Edie exists in a world destroyed by others Read More

Tags: hope, earth, climate

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Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

I think the powers that be are concerned that Covid took attention away from their climate emergency narrative so they are upping the propaganda. I've been away for a while have noticed. Read More
A dying earth in the 23rd century motivates environmental activities Rick and Chen to plan a unique cure--go back in time to the 21st century to stop the madness before it gets worse. Unbeknown to Rick is Chen’s propensity for violence and her murderous exploits complicate an otherwise altruistic mission.… Read More
Something about the plans that are being implimented Read More

Tags: climate, reset

I'm a bit late with Earth Day, trying to escape the doomster's narrative. Read More
This story is included in a book, Tales from a Distant Shore. A paperback version of the book is available on Amazon. Just search for TALES FROM A DISTANT SHORE: REVISED EDITION BY TOM WALLACE Read More

Reads: 106

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

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There's a new climare report out, which prompted me to look at the historical record of the first half of the 13th century Read More

Tags: history, climate

Reads: 109

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

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This wasn't written for here, but the more people who know about this the better. I tried to make it as short as possible but it's some that can't be said in a few lines. Read More

Reads: 127

Comments: 4

Shelves: 1

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An investigative reporter has shone a bright light. Read More

Short Story / Romance

February 03, 2023

Reads: 143

Comments: 1

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Henry met up with old friends Read More

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Comments: 4

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When rather than debate an issue by saying that the science is settled, transparency is lost. The deeper you go the less transparency there is. Read More

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Comments: 1

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This essay is 2600 words long which is unfortunate because long essays put people off. Climate change has become like a religion to some, but most people actually don't know what's going on. I spoke to my niece during Christmas, she was surprised that I have an anti-chimate change and… Read More
The book aims to be a concise and accessible guide to the latest thinking on climate change, along with the related topics of depletion of natural resources and the threats to bio-diversity. The book is focused, in particular, on what the individual might do to play a part in tackling… Read More
At the COP27 conference, the question of reparations being paid to third world countries for climate damage caused by the industrial revolution was raised. Our government became a 'world leader', for showing the way, by committing funds. Funny thing, it isn't the government's money to throw around, it's money taxpayers… Read More
Two friends in the highlands of Scotland realise that the world needs to change. This story is included in a book that is available as a paperback on Amazon. Just search for DREAMTREE by TOM WALLACE. Read More

Short Story / Memoir

October 20, 2022

Reads: 204

Comments: 2

The Booksie Classic House

Youthful antics take on a serious turn in this memoir from the author's past. The story challenges our thoughts about ourselves as we face an uncertain future. This story is included in a book - WILD BODY WILD NATURE that is available on Booksie and also as a paperback on… Read More

Tags: climate, streak, nude

Essay / Romance

September 27, 2022

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Comments: 2

The Booksie Classic House

The climate emergency and measures to reduce greenhouse gases is going to be costly to the economy. Read More

Reads: 234

Comments: 5

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Just how climate change and the Covid pandemic ties in with the great reset, seems to a conspiracy that's unimaginable. It's difficult to understand why governments would be a part of it, yet thay seem to be. I've sat on this for a while, editing, but there's more to it.… Read More
This poem was derived from a newsworthy science article that I encountered. The impact of the cited "Little Ice Age", man-wrought, changed, among other issues, the course of European demographics, political power, ecology and the economy. Crops decreased, wolves roamed the great forests, famine became common, peasant revolts put pressures… Read More

Reads: 242

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

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The corals of the Great Barrier Reef are returning. Read More

Tags: climate, fires, coral

Reads: 514

Comments: 7

Shelves: 2

The Booksie Classic House

This is the story of a young man that loses the home he's spent most of his life in, and now he must brave the merciless snowy wasteland to find help. When he meets a strange man, however, he learns something horrible about their world. PLEASE NOTE: This story is… Read More

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Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

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The more I got into this the longer the essay became. 60's and the 70's will be remembered as halceon, but gradually we've jumped onto a slippery slope. Here's a bit of history and a bit of where we're headed. Read More

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Comments: 3

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There's some good news, but it hasn't been reported. Read More
Climate alarmism is based on a correlation between carbon dioxide and temperature. But there are other correlations, and we have to question the reliablility of temperature measurement. Read More

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Comments: 2

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Some say that climate change has become the new religion, and certainly, 'there's none so blind as those who don't want to see.' Read More

Tags: belief, climate

Some more thoughts on the climate and a critique of the school cirriculum. Oddly enough only the first paragraph of this comes onto my iphone. I've no idea why, I've deleted it from here and refone it, but no difference. Read More
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