If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

Andy@slrpnk.net · 1 year ago

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

MonkCanatella@sh.itjust.works · 1 year ago

I’m not saying there’s not a place for hydrogen lol. I’m pointing out that this particular piece and I’d wager to say that vast majority of “hydrogen is the future” articles and shit is pure fossil fuel propaganda, and that the only thing I care about re hydrogen is advancements in hydrogen fuel cell production WITHOUT fossil fuel use, or otherwise actual green hydrogen usage. In your example, is hydrogen used to reduce the amount of fossil fuels in steel manufacturing or is just part of the normal process?

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

If you forgive a few pro-corporate attitudes, this piece of fiction in LA Times is another instance of solarpunk clearly entrenching itself across our cultural landscape

Los Angeles, 2043: An optimistic scenario for transportation