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Home Posts tagged  environmentalism

Tag: environmentalism

The Inland Seas in my Sci-Fi Setting

You might have heard of the Aral Sea and its “ships of the desert”. Where there once was seafloor, now there’s only dust; where there once was thriving fish and birds, now there’s only toxic clouds. All the casualty of diversion for agriculture, a plague … Continue readingThe Inland Seas in my Sci-Fi Setting

Posted on May 28, 2022by Adamas NemesisLeave a comment

Germanic America’s Strange Dearth

The other day on the road, which was lined with garbage and litter, I saw groves of trees being cleared, leaving poor little raccoons homeless, to build “luxury housing”…but not luxury enough to keep any of the woods it seems. That arouses several thoughts in … Continue readingGermanic America’s Strange Dearth

Posted on January 14, 2022January 15, 2022by Adamas NemesisLeave a comment

A Not-so-Minor Dream for the Minor Outlying Islands

What kind of a country strives hard to acquire territory only to deny its people the full splendor of the spoils? Among many other countries who often styled themselves “empires” and acquired far-flung islands across the ocean, the United States, that’s who. Specifically I’d like … Continue readingA Not-so-Minor Dream for the Minor Outlying Islands

Posted on July 14, 2021by Adamas NemesisLeave a comment

Our Dystopian Moment: The Fruit of Our Dystopian Futures

Have dystopian futures produced a dystopian present? The world of “the pandemic” in 2020 is often compared with a dystopia, and with good reason. Official control of the minutiae of everyday life, the ruination of livelihoods, the casual slaughter of the dreams of countless millions, … Continue readingOur Dystopian Moment: The Fruit of Our Dystopian Futures

Posted on August 22, 2020by Adamas Nemesis1 Comment

Toward Nuclearpunk: Solarpunk with a Twist

Solarpunk, a subversively optimistic genre of science fiction, has proven to be a breath of fresh air for our vision of the future over the past several years. As the latest major incarnation of the various “-punk” subgenres, it joins the likes of atompunk, clockpunk, … Continue readingToward Nuclearpunk: Solarpunk with a Twist

Posted on June 8, 2020by Adamas Nemesis3 Comments
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