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Science fiction has always been an outlet for our greatest anxieties. Here's how the genre is exploring the reality of climate change. Plus: new words to describe the indescribable. (episode)
Author Jeff VanderMeer has been called the "weird Thoreau" for his nature-inspired science fiction. But what's sci-fi when the future of the planet is unpredictable?
In a novel by Claire Vaye Watkins, a growing sand dune is threatening the Southwest. What can we learn from it?
How we're currently "living in a science fiction story we're writing together."
The distress caused by environmental change needs its own term, and so do other new phenomena in the Anthropocene.