Climate Change in Popular Culture

James Craig Holte, PhD, is professor emeritus of English and film studies at East Carolina University.

Introduction: You Don't Need a Weatherman—Climate Change and Popular Culture
Essential Climate Change Terms
A–Z Entries
After the Flood
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Always North
American War
Avatar
Barkskins
Blackfish City
Blade Runner
Bridge 108
Burning World, The
Carbon Diaries 2015, The
Chesapeake Requiem
Children of Men, The
Children's Bible, A
Chinatown
City Where We Once Lived, The
Clade
Colony, The
Crystal World, The
Day after Tomorrow, The
Disaster's Children
Drowned World, The
Dry
Ecotopia
Eden
End of the Ocean, The
Ever Winter
Exodus
Field Notes from a Catastrophe
Fifty Degrees Below
Firewalkers
Flight Behavior
Flood
Forty Signs of Rain
Friend of the Earth, A
Future Home of the Living God
Geostorm
Gold Fame Citrus
Grapes of Wrath, The
Great Derangement, The
Handmaid's Tale, The
History of Bees, The
History of What Comes Next, A
How to Avoid a Climate Disaster
Hunger Games, The
Ice
Inconvenient Truth, An
Lamentations of Zeno, The
Lathe of Heaven, The
Lorax, The
Lost City Raiders
Mad Max Series, The
MaddAddam
Marrow Thieves, The
Memory of Water
Migrations
Ministry for the Future, The
Moon of the Crusted Snow
New Wilderness, The
New York 2140
Odds against Tomorrow
Orleans
Oryx and Crake
Overstory, The
Parable of the Sower
Road, The
Salvage the Bones
Sea Change
Sherwood Nation
Ship Breaker
Silent Spring
Six Degrees
Sixth Extinction, The
Sixty Days and Counting
Snowpiercer
Solar
South Pole Station
Soylent Green
State of Fear
Storming the Wall
Story of More, The
This Changes Everything
Wall, The
WALL-E
Water Farmer, The
Water Knife, The
Water Thief, The
Waterworld
Weather
Wind from Nowhere, The
Windup Girl, The
Year of the Flood, The
Index