Environment

A sea wall will protect your city for decades but divert storm surge to a poorer community down‑coast. Approve the wall or refuse to share the risk?

Opening a dam saves your city from catastrophic flooding but will drown a rural valley with two towns that weren’t warned. Do you open it?

A mining company offers to fund climate research if you sign off on dumping ‘treated’ wastewater into a glacier. It could poison rivers for generations. Do you take the money to fight climate change faster?

Opening a floodgate will save your town but drown another downstream. Do you open it?

You discover your town’s water supply is contaminated. Telling people will cause panic and violence; keeping it secret buys time to fix it quietly. Do you speak out?

You can divert firefighting resources to save either a wealthy suburb or a wildlife reserve. Which do you choose?

You discover your company secretly dumps plastic waste offshore. Do you go public?

Your city proposes banning all meat sales to combat climate change. Do you support it?

A billionaire offers to save an endangered forest, but only if it’s renamed after them forever. Do you accept?

You can approve affordable housing on a floodplain — homes people desperately need, but which will be underwater in 20 years.

A friend admits to sabotaging oil equipment to slow climate change. Do you turn them in or protect their cause?

Your company boasts about being ‘carbon neutral,’ but you know the offsets are fraudulent. Do you expose the lie and risk your job?

You can save a pod of stranded whales, but the rescue will cost taxpayers millions that could otherwise fund hospitals. Which life takes priority?

A billionaire offers to save an endangered forest, but only if it’s renamed after them forever. Do you accept?

You can approve affordable housing on a floodplain — homes people desperately need, but which will be underwater in 20 years.

A friend admits to sabotaging oil equipment to slow climate change. Do you turn them in or protect their cause?

You can save a pod of stranded whales, but the rescue will cost taxpayers millions that could otherwise fund hospitals. Which life takes priority?

Your company boasts about being ‘carbon neutral,’ but you know the offsets are fraudulent. Do you expose the lie and risk your job?