The six stories by Curaçao writer Tyson Hill let you experience the most important climate consequences and see possible solutions. From the experiences of different residents, you will read about what climate change means for Curaçao. These stories are based on the most current scientific knowledge. The stories work towards an exciting ending.
Stories
Tsean and the rising seawater
Tsean and his best friend Luka notice that part of the sandy shore has disappeared and the waves are coming farther than before. They go to Mr. Terry to ask what is going on.
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Lisa and the extreme heat
On a scorching hot day, lottery saleswoman Lisa faints. Fortunately, Ella is there to help her. They talk about the increasing heat in Curaçao. What can you do to protect yourself?
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The dry days of farmer Omar
Due to the drought, Farmer Omar is finding it increasingly difficult to grow his crops properly. His peanut and corn yields are lower than ever. Wildfires are also more frequent.
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Jay and the warm sea
Diving instructor Jay tells his group of students that the coral is fading and there are fewer and fewer fish than usual swimming around. Fisherman Buchi notices it too, he has to go further and further out to sea to catch enough.
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Chrissy and the wind of change
With climate change, the wind changes direction more often. It also blows harder more often. Chrissy and her father Terry notice it when they want to surf in the Sint Jorisbaai. Then it starts to rain...
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The storm
A sunny day suddenly turns into a day of panic. Everyone is bracing for a big storm. But if the residents are well prepared and help each other, they can meet any challenge.
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