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solarpunkmagazine.com | ||
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solarpunkstation.com
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| | | | | Listen to this review on the If This Goes On (Dont Panic) podcast Seeds for the Swarm by Sim Kern takes us on a journey of the near future where warming has continued and much of the United | |
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www.ianbetteridge.com
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| | | | | We like to imagine that there's a clean border between technology and nature. Out there are trees, rivers, fungi, and weather; in here are laptops, data centres, and motorways. One is wild and ancient, the other human and new. It's a neat, precise division - and completely artificial. Humans | |
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thoughtshrapnel.com
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| | | | | In this interview with Andrew Dana Hudson, he lays out a brief overview of the five futures he discusses in his book. This, in turn, is based on his Masters thesis. Theres a lot of optimism in solarpunk approaches to the future, which is attractive. We just need to have the will to realise that its not already over. There is a very optimistic sustainable scenario, full of community and open-hearted kindness and capitalist power fading to a bad memory. | |
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mronline.org
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| | | The emergence of a new generation of antiracist activists and theorists seeking to advance an anticapitalist agenda creates a new vantage point of reexamining how racism relates to the logic of capital. This essay explores sources in the work of Marx, twentieth century Marxists, and Frantz Fanon that can provide direction for overcoming the binary of class and race. | ||
