Where there’s smoke
The story features an ambitious young environmental studies graduate, who is keen and eager to bring change but her dreams are shattered by state corruption and climate injustice.

Image: Omenana
Suggested discussion points
- What happens when innovation ignores justice?
- How can the voiceless be heard in unjust societies?
- How does this story reflect real dynamics in climate change politics between the Global North and South?
- What alternative technologies would you propose to build resilience while upholding the integrity of the people?
- Can you think of some examples of technologies or policies similar to the heat redistribution project in your country?
- What responsibilities do scientists and policymakers have in proposing climate solutions?
- How does the story’s world compare to the climate change realities of your country?
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