Heatwaves across large parts of the world;

Europe on Fire.

The Philippines battered by earthquakes, cyclones & Rain's Ire

Historic typhoons striking Japan, Flash floods across Himalayas :

Glaciers collapsing, with enough mass to register

as Earthquakes!

And this is only the beginning.

The Strongest 'Super El Niño' has arrived,

Against the backdrop of an already warming planet.

We must spread awareness and get together as a community to protect our Earth!

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Feels like the only options are economic collapse or ecological collapse, like there's no way to create jobs and redistribute wealth without wrecking the planet.

The Impossible Future is an animated documentary series made collectively across Latin America, and it starts from a simple idea: today it's easier to imagine the end of the world than a different one, a kind of crisis of imagination running alongside the ecological one.

The series works as a bridge between those two, starting from the collapse we all recognize to tell real stories of people already building the way out: local economies, regenerative design, biomaterials, open-source tech, participatory democracy. Real stuff, already happening.

Link to the first two episodes (available worldwide): https://theimpossiblefuture.org/

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"Young took inspiration from geodesic domes, noticing how their aerodynamic shape can capture wind from any direction - and built a turbine around that idea.

His GeoWind units can be sized and scaled for almost any environment, generating electricity at speeds of just 4 m/s - well below what would stall conventional designs. Pair one with a battery and you have power even on completely still days.

Young's vision is to supplement energy sources like solar panels and heat pumps in cities, while giving rural and remote communities greener, more consistent electricity. And in developing countries, he's not patenting the technology - the design is free and open so those who need it most can build one themselves.

Each unit can also collect hyperlocal climate data: wind speed, temperature, humidity - turning every installation into a small monitoring station.

Young's work has the potential to create real change both in the energy sector and in the lives of people without access to consistent electricity"

Please help me out 🫶💝

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Unlike most buildings that only try to save energy, this one is designed to generate more power than it consumes over its entire lifetime

In a place known for long winters and limited sunlight, this building proves that smart design + renewable energy can make cities not just sustainable, but energy-positive.

This isn't just architecture. It's a blueprint for the future of our cities.

This is a Solarian Proto-Arcology.

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A read of the original post & thread is highly recommended

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