3 ms·
The ministry for the future by Kim Stanley Robinson explores technological and societal solutions to climate collapse in a novel form. Starts in somewhat curre
by andrei_says_ 10mo ago
The ministry for the future by Kim Stanley Robinson explores technological and societal solutions to climate collapse in a novel form.
Starts in somewhat current time and follows humanity’s trajectory for the next 30-ish years.
I found it especially interesting because it does expose and address the socioeconomic issues preventing us from taking action on climate.
- elnatro 10mo agoGood premise. The stereotypes he wrote about Spain were atrocious.