>>7914640>solarpunk seems fairly neoliberal and centrist to meHard to tell. It was a protest against the grimdark dystopia of Cyberpunk, and those books were written by authors on the left. Wm Gibson twitters as @greatdismal, and you can quickly tell where in the landscape he is.
So would Solarpunk be on the right? It might be, only people comfortably off will have the time to prioritize nature, ecology etc. while the majority is more concerned about surviving.
Mind you, people "well off" include a lot of pseudo intellectuals who somehow are able to life off taxpayer's money because they are "important", somehow.
A Solarpunk world is not realistic yet, the world needs a lot of energy to run. Desalination to turn deserts green require enormous amounts of power. Most likely such a world would depend on vast amounts of fusion power.
