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"Climate disruption" as a book category encompasses works that examine the causes, consequences and responses to rapid changes in the Earth’s climate. It includes scientific explanations of warming and extreme weather, investigative journalism and policy analysis of mitigation and adaptation, personal narratives and memoirs of people affected, and imaginative fiction (cli‑fi) that extrapolates future or alternate realities shaped by ecological breakdown. Themes commonly explored are extreme weather, ecosystem collapse and species loss, migration and social upheaval, economic and geopolitical impacts, technology and energy transitions, and questions of equity and climate justice. Tone and approach vary from urgent, data-driven reporting to human-centered storytelling, practical how‑to guides for resilience, and speculative dystopias or hopeful visions of transformation—making the category useful to readers interested in both the science and the human stories of a changing planet.

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