If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

Andy · 10 months ago

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

MonkCanatella@sh.itjust.works · 10 months ago

Green washing, is one of my pet peeves, especially when it comes to hydrogen. It’s just too insidious and easy for folks to get behind and too easy for fossil fuel companies to paint a green future as reliant on hydrogen (and thus on fossil fuels). “Oh yeah we’re Definitely going to work on a way to create hydrogen fuel cells without fossil fuels. we’ll get right on that!” It’s effective considering getting posted on a solarpunk instance and gaining a fair amount of upvotes

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

Los Angeles, 2043: An optimistic scenario for transportation