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Priscilla Jolly, PhD Candidate, Department of English, Concordia University

When landscapes come alive: 'New weird' stories speculate about the eerie natural world in a climate crisis

Raffiella Chapman in 'Vesper.' (Signature Entertainment)

Extreme weather events have risen globally. In 2022, parts of the world, such as India, Pakistan and England witnessed heatwaves that killed many people.

The effects of extreme weather like drought, famine and floods are harming the world’s most vulnerable people, including in the Global South in disproportionate ways.

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