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Solarpunk Magazine is an online publication, a community organizing project, and a
collective act of imagination.


Our final submission window of 2026 will be open from October 1-14.

Solarpunk Magazine Issue #28, our 5th annual
Colorful Roots all-BIPOC issue, is now available:

Cover art for Solarpunk Magazine Issue #29 shows a close up of a large solar panel angeld up toward the sun.

Short Stories
“In the Land of Sky Dancers” by Sayani De
“What We Learn from Trees” by M. Frost
“The Photosynthesis Choir” by Uzma Kadri

Poetry
“Downtown Revitalization” by JM Kehoe
“A Dream Called Now” by Jade Montoute

Essays
“Small Futures” by Aya Al-Hattab
“The Time Machine” by Michael J. DeLuca

Your Yard Is Speaking to You, Are You Ready to Listen: A Weeder’s Herbal Diagnosis
by Babs Clayton
“Flexible Options for Solar Panel ” by Geoffrey Hart

Cover Art
“Blue Solar Panels” by by Carl Attard of Pexels, photo licensed via Canva
Cover design by Justine Norton-Kertson

Interior Art
“Jungle Sunrise” by Anselmo J. Alliegro

Issue #30, a Solarpunk Horror special, drops on Tuesday, November 10, 2026



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On our latest episodes, we examine the recent regenerative agriculture pledge signed by big corporations like Nestle and Mondalez, and ask whether regen is becoming the next greenwashing scam. We also look at the rise of cheap solar power and examine why electricity is still so expensive.


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