Here’s the start of and a couple of pieces from a handy introduction to the SolarPunk phenomenon from a Chicago-based tech recruitment firm: it seems, then, that all sorts are taking an interest: Search “solarpunk”
If you’re into constructing new worlds online, this might be of interest… Watch the latest Solarpunk trailer to see beautiful locations, building elements, and more from this upcoming survival game. Solarpunk will be available in
Interest in SolarPunk is truly international: Solarpunk inspiration from the Subcontinent – Sidmouth Solarpunk The latest insights come from the Daily Mirror in Sri Lanka: Originating in Brazil as a literary genre in the early
“Not only is SolarPunk going very mainstream – it’s being seen in a very positive, promising light”: SolarPunk: ‘just the antidote we need for climate doomism’ – Sidmouth Solarpunk “Solarpunk rejects climate “doomerism” and shows
Solarpunk is by no means just a ‘Western’ phenomenon: it really is capturing the imagination worldwide: SolarPunk is a global movement – Sidmouth Solarpunk Solarpunk in Arizona and Koltata – Sidmouth Solarpunk Here’s a piece
From the One Earth blog, looking at the wider eco-movement: Solarpunk recognizes the sheer complexity of the challenges posed by climate change and biodiversity loss. As such, the movement leaves space for “appropriate technology”: innovation
“Friendlier, softer, more human design might be having a moment…” And this is being said by more and more techies and designers: Solarpunk and the new technological optimism – Sidmouth Solarpunk ‘What if nature and
There are all sorts of ‘punk genres’ out there – including our very own solarpunk: Solarpunk arose out of a Tumblr thread in 2014. It is much like Ecopunk, but with a more radically different image
For Earth Day last year, a list of books looking to possible positive futures was put together – including a classic: To celebrate Earth Day, we gathered a list of five inspiring books that represent
There are lots of fabulous visions of the future coming out of the broad solarpunk project – but how will it work in practice? This is from an excellent piece this month from Built-in, “the