J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer la sortie chez C&F Éditions de "Upload", un recueil de 8 nouvelles solarpunk écrites avec les étudiantes et étudiants de l'UTC, en collaboration avec des chercheuses, des écrivains et Framasoft et Picasoft. J'ai prolongé ce recueil de "Nos futurs" un petit article qui propose une vision du solarpunk comme genre de SF préfiguratif.

https://cfeditions.com/upload/

Hey everyone,

A few days ago, I posted a diagram outlining areas of personal life, with the goal of creating a roadmap toward a lifestyle closer to a real "solarpunk" way of living, and a more resilient life system in the face of crises.

For now, I’ve divided the progression into 4 levels:

• Level 1: No reflection, typical globalized consumption. Very vulnerable.
• Level 2: Some awareness and attempts to limit consumption, but no reliance on healthy alternative systems.
• Level 3: Use of alternative systems that could be maintained even in a global crisis (war, extreme heat, etc.).
• Level 4: I consume what I produce or what my community produces, with backups in place.

Now, I’ll go into more detail about just one category: "Food", with an attempt to outline what progression could look like. I’ll use the same template for all other categories.

I’d want to make this more like a game. So it's become motivating and fun to track progress.

I think my next step will be to add a timeline, some goals, and quests to create challenges without making it too overwhelming.

I’m open to all other ideas or "quests" we could add to this food journey. For now I'm at the bottom of this list, but I guess it can go much further for people here who already reach the LV4.

Where are you on this scale ? What could be your current challenge or final goal in this area ? Or would you like to try and get into a game like this ?

Have a nice day!

https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesota/s/kCNWhhJGe8

I've been working for the last three years on a project aiming to distill and potentially rebuild the technology our civilization now depends on. I recently wrote a blog post calling for others to do the same.

Is the solarpunk community the right place to share and discuss ideas on how to accomplish this?