RADICAL HOPE FROM GAZA:A COLLECTION OF ESSAYS BY AYA AL-HATTAB An Introduction from the Editors-in-Chief of Solarpunk Magazine What does it mean to hold on to hope when the world around you is being destroyed? What does it mean to imagine a better future when even the possibility of an ordinary tomorrow feels uncertain atContinue reading “Radical Hope From Gaza”
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Review of “The Future We Choose: The Stubborn Optimist’s Guide to the Climate Crisis”
The closer we run out the clock on the changes we need to make to avoid catastrophic climate change and a total collapse of ecosystems, the greater our climate anxiety spikes, paralyzing us into not taking action. You could call it a death spiral. If we let it occur, that is. Here then perhaps is the book to kick us in the kiester with enough positive thinking to get us moving.
Building Utopia Pt 1: Utopia in the Age of Climate Crisis
Utopianism doesn’t have be to pie in the sky and impractical. It doesn’t have to be unachievable. Real utopia can exist. We can imagine a better future and create a new world for the next generations.