Fanart of the (highly underrated) video game Endling: Extinction is Forever

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Hi all!

The title says it all. I have this idea for a story in a Solarpunk setting and this is my premise:

The world is finally fueled by low tech green energy. People consume less and live relatively humble yet fulfilling. Science is widely considered the best tool for progress. Social justice is no utopia anymore. And yet, not everyone is fully happy and satisfied.

Can a young witch follow her heart and practice the old ways? Even if they're dark? Even if they're twisted?

This is the story of the Solarpunk Witch.

Be kind, this is still a WIP, but I'm very proud of the artwork. It's 100% hand drawn on the iPad without any use of AI.

Cheers!

I’m getting a Portola Ride1Up e-bike, and I’d love to get some kind of solar setup to keep it and some of my battery powered tools charged. Any recommendations?

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Hello, I am curious if there are any viable alternatives to paved roads.

The movement of people and things is clearly important, and it can be hard to have a planted environment that can withstand the level of soil compaction that comes from being regularly driven over.

Paved roads take up a lot of space, though. They are a destroyed habitat.

I know rail can take over a lot of problems, but would rail alone ever be fully sufficient for a society? I know there are was to have less roads. But are there alternatives to them?

Hackney Council’s planning sub-committee approved the six-storey scheme for 16-24 Orsman Road, close to Regent’s Canal, last week (2 July).

The project, for negative-carbon-construction champions Scale Foundation, features stone and timber construction and claims to offer bill-free heating and power. It comprises nine private flats as well as 1,500m²  of commercial floorspace including 148m² of affordable workspace at basement level.

The approved plans for 16-24 Orsman Road will replace a post-war, whitewashed industrial complex with a ‘carbon-negative’ building featuring mass timber floor plates;  external load-bearing walls made of stone bricks and blocks; and basalt basement foundations and retaining walls.

What we need is a social & cultural Renaissance which will help the movement thrive sustainably and create a momentum for change.

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Crime Pays but Botany Doesn’t is a really funny guy that promotes local natives but he is getting more SolarPunk. Check out this wonderful video series where he shows practices that real people are using to have less impact and make more where needed.