Creative Storytelling and Climate Change

Over the last 20 or so years in particular a rise of this genre of creative fiction, sometimes referred to now as climate fiction or clay-fi. And these sort of examples have taken the idea of climate change and tried to deal with it in the form of novels. So there's one way we could think about this through looking at these examples of creative storytelling. But I also draw a tangent here to this book called Story Listening that was published about 80 months ago by Sarah Dillon and Claire Craig who say stories are important not just in their own right but actually told as evidence.