n nn n Is there anything more solarpunk than public libraries? Serving at the heart of communities, they’re a place where anyone regardless of income, ability, race, class, or gender can go to read books,…
Is there anything more solarpunk than public libraries? Serving at the heart of communities, they’re a place where anyone regardless of income, ability, race, class, or gender can go to read books, listen to music,…
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Over the Christmas holiday, the eastern part of Turtle Island experienced a 3-day storm, one that ended up killing over 30 people in New York State and produced fantastical photos of ice-drenched structures on the shores of the great lakes.
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In the week leading up to the holiday, viewed the weather reports with some skepticism since, due to the lake effect and the fact that where I live is right next to the route of the jet stream, we get a lot of warnings for extreme weather that never manifests.
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So, I documented it from my apartment, of course. Here follows those pictures:
nn nn n Woot! Our first independent episode is out now! n n To kick off Season 2 of Solarpunk Presents, Ariel and I (Christina) laced up our boxing gloves and had a friendly debate…
Does solarpunk dream utopic dreams of clean, just, green cities that are great places to live in vibrant communities with other people? Or is solarpunk about getting back to the land, having your own chickens,…
n nn n An interview with Prof. Lisa Dilling n n n n Our second to last episode of the year (and of our first season) is out now! We hope you enjoy it. I’ve…
n nn n n n Shining bright in the heart of oil country: interview with Heather MacKenzie from Solar Alberta n n In today’s episode, Ariel chats with Heather MacKenzie, Executive Director of Solar Alberta,…
In today’s episode, Ariel chats with Heather MacKenzie, Executive Director of Solar Alberta, about transitioning to renewable energy deep in the heart of oil and gas country – in a just and sustainable way. Join…
You don’t have to be a solarpunk—or a lunarpunk—to dream of bioluminescence, from twinkling phytoplankton to glowing lamps, phosphorescent fungi, and jellyfish lit up like space ships. To honor those dreams, Christina talked to Dr.…
On this episode, Ariel sits down with Justine Norton-Kertson, editor of the forthcoming BIOLUMINESCENT: A LUNARPUNK ANTHOLOGY. They discuss what lunarpunk is in contrast to solarpunk, what inspired Justine to put together an anthology of…