Here’s an interesting place for ideas and initiatives – which looks very much Solarpunk: Hi, welcome to HubbubIf you’re looking for inspiration and practical actions that are good for you and the environment, you’ve come

There’s growing interest and engagement with solarpunk. Here’s a pick from the last couple of months coverage: Amid rising climate anxiety and an intensifying climate crisis, solarpunk offers an unapologetically optimistic vision of the future

There are several initiatives around looking at how ‘wartime recipes’ can actually teach us a thing or two when it comes to managing on a low food budget: 10 Wartime Recipes From a Bygone Era

DESIGN + SUSTAINABILITY = SOLARPUNK DESIGN + SUSTAINABILITY = LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL Some great online events if you’d like to join the festival in just over a week’s time: London Design Festival 2022 – Design

Here’s an excerpt from a very inspiring piece on “how to SolarPunk society”: Let’s first get a sense of where solarpunk design can be located. Is it grassroots, city-level, or even a national project and

There are some great biotechnologies which could really impact how we build – from ‘bio-cement’, to ‘self-healing concrete’, to ‘microalgae façades’: innovation in architecture: living materials from biotechnology – Sidmouth Solarpunk And then there is

The ‘circular economy’ is all about using the resources we have rather than just throwing them away. Here’s a great set of pieces from the SolarPunk Station: Circular Economy | Solarpunk Station With a few

When the pandemic hit two years ago, there was a real push for community food support programmes: She’s building Los Angeles’ first solar community fridge. Will it help extinguish hunger? “Free-food fridge programs have mushroomed

Good question from a SolarPunk website: Anyone have ideas for self-recycling e-waste? I don’t know anything about electronics but am willing to learn. Is it worth it to try and build new machines out of

As the government website points out, we throw out a lot of electrical stuff: Every year an estimated 2 million tonnes of WEEE items are discarded by householders and companies in the UK. Waste Electrical