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Posting solarpunk culture, technology, news, and ideals. For a utopian, regenerative, luxurious, and anarchist future!

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For solarpunkers with a strong interest in urbanization and transit, this is a great newsletter that comes out once a week:
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The western culture offers a very distilled narrative on what technology is and who builds, owns and profits from it. Most non-technical audiences are unaware of how subjective this perspective is - and how strongly it favours well-marketed multinational corporations over local solutions. How can telling different stories help us democratize technology, especially in the Global South?"

https://19.re-publica.com/en/session/solarpunk-cyberpunk-popculture-technological-narratives-tldr
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Conservative estimate of 4° of change, as compared to the 5° we are now locked into.
A SELSS is essentially a garden within which a human population can sustain itself indefinitely as an integrated function of its host ecological complexity. A SELSS is not just a home for humans supported by ecological systems (Closed Ecological Life Support system CELSS), but a home for a complex ecological system within which the day today life of its human inhabitants is fully integrated with the ecological system itself, an organism in its own right. The fractal nature of the FESA combined with SELSS ensures a uniform environment within which ecological complexity can grow and evolve over time. By this method, a FESA can theoretically span an entire planetary surface and thrive doing so.

https://astroekistics.com/2017/06/30/fractal-emergent-settlement-architecture-fesa/