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What does a technological intervention into the climate crisis look like long term? What if these technologies were democratically controlled, researched, and collectively owned? There is an opportunity now to use these technologies to get through a crisis point; intervening with an ethos of care, without domination or mastery.

Holly Jean Buck writes on emerging technologies in the Anthropocene and is the author of After Geoengineering: Climate Tragedy, Repair, and Restoration. Both critical and utopian, speculative and realistic, After Geoengineering presents a series of possible futures. Rejecting the idea that technological solutions are some kind of easy workaround, After Geoengineering outlines the kind of social transformation that will be necessary to repair our relationship to the earth if we are to continue living here versobooks.com/books/3091-after-geoengineering
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