Almanac for the Anthropocene

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Machine generated contents note: Introduction: The Situation So Far — Phoebe Wagner and Brontë Christopher WielandPart 1: GenerativityNot Just Solar: Creating Our Own Powers, Stories, and Spaces — Brontë Christopher Wieland1. Solarpunk Is a Verb for Rising — The Commando Jugendstil and Tales from the EV Studio2. In Defense of Hope — Margaret Killjoy3. Feeding Imagination — Giulia Lepori and Michał Krawczyk4. A Collective Gardening Shed of Concepts for Planting Solarpunk Futures — Christoph D. D. RupprechtPart 2: IndependenceBuilding toward Autonomy: Ways of Reclaiming the Present and the Future — Brontë Christopher Wieland5. Your Mineral Footprint — Gabriel Aliaga6. Solarpunk Design Guidelines — Navarre Bartz7. How to Build a Solar-Powered Website — Kris De Decker8. Solarpunks See the World: Traversing the World without Destroying It — Craig StevensonPart 3: Community”All Organizing Is Science Fiction”: On Dreaming a Solarpunk Community — Phoebe Wagner9. Science Fiction and Disability: Engage! — Petra Kuppers10. The Urban Reef: Breaking Down Barriers between Green Spaces in Urban Environments — Octavia Cade11. The Commensal Canine — Susan Haris12. Solarpunk: The Fruitful Revolution — Connor D. LouisellePart 4: IngenuitySolarpunk Ingenuity and DIY Projects — Phoebe Wagner13. Visible Mending: A Recipe for Beautiful and Sustainable Clothing — Sari Fordham14. Appalachian Solarpunk: Growing Trees from Seed for the Plant Revolution — Vance Mullis and Joy Lew15. Anthrocene Strategy: Foraging — Michael J. DeLuca16. Multispecies Community Garden: A More-Than-Human Design Concept Proposal 00 — for Well-Being in Shrinking Cities — Christoph D. D. Rupprecht, Aoi Yoshida, and Lihua CuiConclusion: Looking Forward — Phoebe Wagner and Brontë Christopher WielandContributors.