How Eco-Fiction Became Realer Than Realism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : As a work of solarpunk fiction, the story takes place in a world where cooperation and mutual aid have replaced the ruthless self-interest of capitalism, and where the decisive binary, and hierarchy, between humans and the nonhuman world has dissolved.
40% : In some climate circles, there's been a move away from talking about "humanity" as responsible for the climate crisis, and a move toward talking about capitalism, or even specific corporations and individuals, as culprits.

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