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I’m planning out a photobash (hopefully part of a set) showcasing options and possibilities for a more solarpunk world. My goal for these is for them to be a more practical and actionable view of a solarpunk society, more than just green skyscrapers or super scifi-looking places. I’m mostly setting these in a post-crumbles...
ENGLISH BELOW...
As title says. I think my PC is using like a max of 500w when it’s juicing but idles for less. I was thinking of using an ecoflow high grade setup for this. Anyone have experience doing something similar?...
I would love if someone would write a parody of modern society. Something roughly like this narrative...
Not sure how to word this… But who should I be following in terms of battery/energy storage research and development companies? I’m less interested in start ups and more interested in bigger companies who are investing heavily in R&D
This is a Rant. I know I should write my own fiction with blackjack and hookers but just let me get it out of my system....
I came across this in the kids section of the library with my kid. He’s a little too young for this, but I flipped through and it looks like some top-tier kids solarpunk. Anyone seen it?
crossposted from Reddit:...
A blog post about my London-based solar panels and battery.
Shinzou Keigo, Hirayasumi, Chapter 15 “On a typhoon night”...
I checked for posts about this and didn’t see any. Hopefully the cross post works properly....
Jumping from a previous post on education. Feel free to skip the first 7:30 minutes (which mostly defines solarpunk as a concept, I think we’re good on that in this space), but this seems like this Human Restoration Project is a good thing with the wonk behind it to make it functional. (extra linky just in case:...
Slate Star Codex
Good Day Punks!...
Sharing this here because it looks applicable to solarpunk
The research article is ‘Open Access’, find it here: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adh9020...
Surprised to hear Singapore has a law which states that any building must create equal square footage of green space as the footprint it occupies. That’s pretty solarpunk, and probably something lawmakers anywhere could adopt.
