Reminder that’s it’s also up to you to comply.

Funny because I’m an anarchist. One more miss and your gonna strike out. Telling people how they can and can’t aquire water makes you sound like the petty bourgeois to me. Sounds like you need to do some mutual aid. I’m gonna hand out water bottles tomorrow morning and think of this interaction when one of my neighbors that doesn’t have access to tap water thanks me.

I’m a farmer that lives in the desert. It sounds like you dig goverment overreach. Water rights are more important here then some alphabet agency telling you how to water your crops.

Explain to me how one would horde rainwater? Would you abide to a regulation that kept you from “hording” rain water if the regulators didn’t provide you with water at a reasonable cost?

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This is the kinda take that’ll make you dehydrated because you complied with a terrorist state.

Who cares?

This is really cool

Idk if it’s solarpunk per se but I dearly loved “The Overstory” by Richard Powers fair warning is not a happy piece of fiction though

Do you have any evidence of this I’d love to read something like this. It would prove that it’s quite possible to have a stable economy while fighting climate change we just have dragons hoarding all the wealth to do it.

I’d love if people talked about coyote and crow.

Y’all cool af 😎

But hyperloop 🥺

For real though we were too busy getting gas lite by billionaires

remember green new deal… yeah me too.

Thanks for sharing this is history I missed.

Thanks for sharing this is really cool

I believe ‘hope’ is most missed facet of solarpunk.

Idk solar panels, gardening and in general making due with what you have. I have electricians, botanist, and dyi enthusiasts. That’s such a wide net alone I can’t think of another subculture that gathers these groups and I’m only limiting myself to three.

Imo the “punk” in solarpunk is having any kind of hope for the future, in an otherwise dire world.

Not to say guerilla gardening/grafting isn’t inherently solar punk.

It also appears people forgot about the community focused nature of punk. When your set is only 30 minutes how do you fill out a 2 hour show? You have a community of people that play music you like.

If ads are coping our movement it’s means they agree there’s something to it.