(OPEN ACCESS) Solarpunk has been consolidated as a space of counter-cultural hope to allow us to go beyond social-ecological injustices and growing epistemic and ontological violence. This genre is derived from other currents such as Cyberpunk, Steampunk and Dieselpunk, elucidating another relationship between technology, society and nature, nourished in turn by climate sci-fi, Indigenous and Afro-futurist science fiction. In this sense, a concept revision is made in three spheres: i) historical, based on its digital origins; ii) literary, based on the edited anthologies and iii) academic, of the reflections that it has raised. Finally, the Solarpunk Manifesto, revealed at the beginning of 2020, is shared in order to continue its co-creation. https://ojs.library.queensu.ca/index.php/IJESJP/article/view/14292

https://www.sciencealert.com/planet-earth-contains-over-9-000-tree-species-yet-to-be-discovered-scientists-say 😍

Anarchists are Building DIY Heaters to Keep Unhoused People Warm
https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7nd5x/anarchists-are-building-diy-heaters-to-keep-unhoused-people-warm

@EverythingTechnology via Reddit

Open source library of sounds from forests and woodlands all around the world.
https://timberfestival.org.uk/soundsoftheforest-soundmap/

This beautiful creature is a wooly monkey, and there only about 1000 of them
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🔥 Wild lynx in the northern mountains of Germany.
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SoundPrint: Telling those of us with auditory sensitivities where not to go
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(c) @mu.andcoco

A VERY interesting read I highly recommend - discussing the ontology of capitalism and individualism and the assumptions a capitalist society makes about human nature, and how this conflicts with the *reality* of the commons as a historical and indigenous concept.

Little is known about the rare glass octopus that lives in deep ocean waters, but its transparent body is thought to help it both catch prey and avoid becoming prey. Visible are its optic nerve, eyes, digestive tract and gold-colored dermal spots. The glass octopus is found at depths of 200-3000 m.
https://redd.it/sm4ajj
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Alloparenting is defined as care provided by individuals other than parents, and this phenomenon happens quite often among animals other than humans.This is particularly common among lesser capybaras, the smaller of the two species, where we see a female nursing cubs, many of which are not her own.
https://redd.it/shuyws
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