Robinson, Kim Stanley

The First Hundred settlers on Mars have succeeded in making Mars into a green, water-rich land, but are now facing a crisis due to an impending ice-age and problems on Earth that are causing its people to seek a better life on the former desert planet.

The world is headed toward an environmental crisis as global warming poses a significant threat, but Charlie Quibler has a difficult time convincing a skeptical administration while his wife, Anna, attempts to protect new technology that could solve the problem from getting into the wrong hands.

Earth is no longer humanity's only home and new habitats have been created throughout the solar system on moons, planets, and in between, and in the year 2312, a sequence of events will force humanity to confront its past, its present, and its future, and an unexpected death will change the life of Swan Er Hong, a designer of worlds.

Washington, D.C., scientist Frank Vanderwal, having survived a killer storm caused by global warming, prepares to face an even worse disaster when the melting of the polar ice caps shuts down the warm waters of the Gulf Stream, which promises to throw the world into another Ice Age.

A group of radical environmentalists struggles to find a way to save the natural beauty of Antarctica from the politicians who are fighting for control of its natural resources.

Nearly a generation after the first pioneers landed on Mars, a bitter rivalry grows between those who want to turn the red planet into a lush garden for humanity and those who want to preserve its starkly beautiful landscape.

In the year 2026, a group of one hundred colonists go to Mars to fulfill mankind's dream of populating the planet.

Nearly a generation has passed since the first pioneers landed on Mars and rivalry exists between those who want to turn the red planet into a lush garden for humanity and those who want to preserve its hostility and barren beauty.

A collection of interwoven short stories that describe the lives and experiences of men and women who are bound together by their experiences on Mars and with each other.

Ganymede, a renegade amongst the colonists living on the moons of Jupiter, travels back in time to bring Galileo Galilei from Renaissance Italy into the future to ensure influence of science over religion, but the experiences cause Galileo to struggle with the ignorance and superstitions of his time.