https://t.co/bC1c8h5mgf

Challenge accepted

Something big is brewing fellas.

NO TECH MAGAZINE

A “Dacha” for Everyone? Community Gardens and Food Security in Russia

Russia’s large-scale peri-urban community agriculture has proven to be a very resilient food system. In this guest post, Arthur Grimonpont investigates the phenomenon and wonders if it could be reproduced in other industrial nations, for example in France.

https://www.notechmagazine.com/2020/03/a-dacha-for-everyone-community-gardens-and-food-security-in-russia.html

No one:

Me taking half my content from Solarposadism:

http://www.re-des.org/a-solarpunk-manifesto/

A Solarpunk Manifesto, in 7 languages!

"Our future must involve repurposing and creating new things from what we already have. Imagine 'smart cities' being junked in favor of smart citizenry." -Point eleven of the manifesto.

I think this is a particularly poignant point, and an incredibly strong tie between the aesthetic realm of Solarpunk and the political realm of the libertarian left. We've had our self sufficiency and our community strength taken from us by capitalism. Replacement is held in favor of repurposing, and disengaged specialists are preferred to rounded, model citizens. Learning to break away from your dependence on the Capitalist system to meet your needs is another form of praxis indeed.

sidenote Standing Rock tribe recently won in court, but considering their ordeal there was no justice.
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I for one, welcome the new avantgarde

Happy Earth Day!

Not a perfect ideological match for me, but here's an organization to look into if you're interested in climate action.