SolarPunk Girl Phoebe Tickell has some creative and provocative things to say: Phoebe Tickell (@PhoebeTickell) / Twitter Especially about where we could be going and how we could get there: IMAGINATION ACTIVISM: EXPLORING RADICALLY BETTER

This is what it’s all about… The latest meme from the Bored Panda blog: Pettson och Findus! Swedish children’s books characters. And… Although the term solarpunk was coined in 2008, the ideas behind it are

Holland has had bat-friendly red LED lights on for some time:  Holland’s newest red-light district is a big boost for bats (MAGAZINE) | LEDs Magazine  Bat-friendly Dutch district paints the town red every night –

Interestingly, one of our ‘top commentators’ recently said they were not comfortable about the ‘punk’ bit of ‘solarpunk’: The only issue I have here is with terminology – to be honest, anything ‘punk’ puts me

Every day over the next few days, these pages will be publishing an item from a long, rich and varied piece from the daftly but aptly named website ‘Bored Panda’. Here’s the introduction – minus

Sidmouth has a connection to Barcelona: Sidmouth author on UNESCO writing residency in Barcelona | Sidmouth Herald This blog has also connected Sidmouth and Barcelona: Solarpunk & the world of cryptocurrencies – Sidmouth Solarpunk SolarPunk

How does the solarpunk movement fit in with cryptocurrencies? Solarpunk & trying to make the world of cryptocurrencies more transparent – Sidmouth Solarpunk This weekend in Barcelona, the Ethereum community is positioning itself very much

Here’s an inspiring piece – which starts with the eletrifying superhero movie Black Panther before moving onto a project with its feet very much on the ground: These Nonprofits Are Creating a Solar Punk Future

Solarpunk is about the sun and Lunarpunk is about the moon – which translates as: Part of the reason I was troubled by solarpunk was because there seemed to be a loss of the individual.

The growing movement known as ‘Solar Punk’ offers both inspiring visions and practical solutions. Here’s something from the Telegraph Online in India, from earlier today: Solarpunk: A brilliant subculture, its solutions and visions How do