Editors Emily Coren and Hua Wang collaborated with 44 authors affiliated with colleges, universities, news organizations, nonprofits, production companies, medical centers, the entertainment industry, small businesses, and independent practices to create "Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions,"  a book published by Springer Nature. Each of the 20 chapters addresses a specific type of storytelling. You’ll find chapters about entertainment education, locally-driven narratives, youth engagement, Hollywood, climate fiction, music, news reporting, geospatial tools, interactive storytelling, mental health, and telling stories through food. There is also a chapter about using visuals as a catalyst for climate science communication. 

“Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions” is an open-access title. You can download the entire book or individual chapters for free.