Here’s a look from the Guardian last week at an ‘intentional community’ where looking after wildlife is a priority; or, as the founder says, ‘We miss having a dog but it’s the price you pay’:

We already have today what we need for tomorrow: “Indeed, many of the technologies and practices that solarpunks draw into their imaginings already exist: solar and other renewable energy, urban agriculture, or organic architecture and

There are lots of good explanations of what SolarPunk is all about – and these pages have attempted this over time, including a guide to the environmental art movement that is solarpunk. … solarpunk as narrative strategy … solarpunk can

There is a very inspiring and hopeful piece looking at Africa put together a couple of weeks ago by blogger Skander Garroum in his pages on Climate Drift – where he shows Why Solarpunk is

It would be instructive to get the answer to the question: Why did a solarpunk future of clean-energy abundance fail to arrive after the oil shock of the 1970s? The answer was and is, of course, lack

There are some interesting, different perspectives out there on the COP30 event in Brazil. From Solar Punk – Pinpin (@punk.solaire) on Instagram, we get the suggestion that the COP30 might be the best or the worst thing ever,

These pages have taken us to the Indian subcontinent: Solarpunk India … Solarpunk inspiration from the Subcontinent … Solarpunk in Koltata And there is increasing interest and valuable comment coming from South Asia. This is from Sonal Gupta writing in

As part of the Dare to Discover the Fringe 2025 programme at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Rise of the Solar Punks asked ‘what can we learn from ancient cultures regarding climate adaptation, and how can we

My goodness, we need some good, positive stories! Solarpunk might be able to provide some of these – as explored on these blog pages over the last couple of years and more, whether looking at

An extraordinary piece of architecture has been in the news of late, reflecting Valencia’s urban utopia. And this week it has been very much part of the Open House 2025 with guided tours through more than 70