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These poems, spanning the four seasons across various locations, document the future impacts to flora, fauna and human seasonal activity due to the late arrival of seasons because of climate change. These poems touch on how various species' responsiveness to seasonal cues differ and therefore change the usual ways some elements of the ecosystem ...
In the fourth of our series of innovative events on climate change, we abandoned the logic of reasoned argument, and found a more emotional and intuitive way in to the problem. We hope you enjoy this collection from some of the country's most talented and prolific poets – each of whom have brought the full force
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- Today’s Climate Forecast by Brian Bilston. The poet Brian Bilston turns the traditional weather forecast on its head, with this sardonic look at climate action in the UK, that pokes scorn at Westminster, climate change deniers, and more.
- The Question by Theo Dorgan. The Question by Theo Dorgan is a powerful poem about climate change action and accountability. Excerpt: What have you done. with what was given you,
- Warned by Slyvia Stults. Sylvia Stults writes poignantly about how we have warned about climate change and its impacts, yet we continue to harm the planet.
- In Praise Of The Earth by John O’Donohue. John O’Donohue’s In The Praise Of The Earth is both a moving ode to the planet and a humbling apology for the acts of environmental injustice carried out daily.
Browse poems engaging with the climate crisis, including poems about climate change, global warming, nature, and the environment.
Watch this charming paper-cut style animated poem which explains the history of climate change, and how things can change.
I love you without knowing how or when this world. will end. I love you organically, without pesticides. I love you like this because we'll only survive. in the nitrogen rich compost of our embrace, so close that your emissions of carbon are mine, so close that your sea rises with my heat.
Oct 18, 2022 · This anthology includes climate change poems composed by poets under the age of 25 and aims at promoting, especially among young people, a deep understanding of environmental issues, in particular the agency of nonhuman nature.
