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Jul 1, 2018, 8:48 AM

In a world where China matters, the island nation of Taiwan matters even more! — (Part 2)

The World Health Organization's continuing isolation of the nation of Taiwan from attending WHO events and conferences, due to Communist China brainwashing pressure, violates medical oaths. When young men and women around the world studying to be doctors complete their...

Jun 30, 2018, 2:36 PM

In a World Where China Matters, Taiwan Matters Even More! – (Part 1)

Professor S. H. Chang is a Yiddish specialist at Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages in Taiwan, and she's one of a kind. After all, you don't find many Taiwanese academics in the nation of Taiwan studying and writing about Yiddish. Chang, a soft-spoken Taiwanese...

Jun 29, 2018, 5:53 PM

‘Woke Mom’ drops Drudge bomb

Yes, you're not going to believe this, but a very "woke" woman in the USA who goes by the online name of ''Woke Mom'' is using her personal channel on her YouTube screen to comment -- pointedly, sarcastically, humorously...

Jun 28, 2018, 7:54 AM

Annual Hollywood 2019 awards fix sights on Paul Schrader’s cli-fi movie ‘First Reformed (Church)’

Will it take awards and honors for 'First Reformed'-- starring Ethan Hawke -- to influence public understanding of and concern for climate change? Is this a cli-fi movie worth remembering? Listen to film critic Michael Svoboda. ''First Reformed,'' a powerful 'cli-fi'...

Jun 27, 2018, 7:29 AM

‘Earthships’ by Bonnie Jane Hall is a three-part ‘cli-fi’ series of novels set in the near future

Recently, I spoke via email with Texas novelist Bonnie Jane Hall about a series of cli-fi novels she is writing in a trilogy called "Earthships." Each novel has its own subtitle, she explained. I asked her 10 questions. What will...

Jun 25, 2018, 12:46 PM

‘This Worldly’: Cli-Fi Novels in Review, in a Way New York Times Books Section Might Emulate Someday (Part 1)

Climate change is no abstraction in cli-fi, for many of us today, it's up close and personal, and the new 21st century literary genre puts climate change in human terms we can all understand. The new literary genre of fiction...

Jun 24, 2018, 10:25 AM

New York Times buries head in sand and refuses to review ‘cli-fi’ novels; prefers escapist, cultish sci-fi novels instead

Yes, it's true, The New York Times buries its editorial head in the sand and refuses to review 'cli-fi' novels, preferring to hire a sci-fi writer to review sci-fi books on a monthly basis in a special column by Amal...

Jun 23, 2018, 12:14 PM

Australian visionary Glenn Albrecht readies a new book on psychoterratic issues titled “Earth Emotions”

The new book will be published in 2019 by Cornell University Press in upstate New York. Titled "Earth Emotions," the scholarly yet very readable tome is an overview of Albrecht's takes on his scholarly and public contributions to ''solastalgia''...

Jun 22, 2018, 7:46 AM

Book Preview: ‘Sophie’s Planet’ promises climate prophecies and warming warnings

"Sophie's Planet" is a new book of letters to his grandchild Sophie Kivlehan, 19 years old, by James Hansen, 77 years old, and it promises more of Dr. Hansen's climate prophecies and co2 warnings. If you read his earlier...

Jun 20, 2018, 9:28 AM

Climate activist James Hansen wins ‘Asian Nobel Prize’ from Tang Foundation in Taiwan

Every two years the Tang Prizes in four categories are announced in Taiwan, where the Taiwanese philanthropist Samuel Yin has created what some pundits have dubbed the "Asian Nobels." This year, in June, it was announced that American climate activist...

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Danny Bloom is editor of The Cli-Fi Report.