Welcome to the debate forum for rethinking and discussing new technologies and design solutions for the age of climate change. It is my hope to establish and moderate a discussion that covers a broad variety of perspectives on the subject of new technological inventions and solutions. The debate forum is still only in its initial phase but more content will soon be added.
Within ‘the bright green movement’ (as they are called in opposition to ‘the deep greens’) there exists a positive trust in new innovative technologies and designs as the way to mitigate and adapt to climate change. But will the new technologies really get the tremendous effect that they have so often been predicted?
Can we somehow invent our way out of the rising energy consumption, and the natural damages that coal and oil based energy sources produce? How do we design us to a sustainable lifestyle without reducing our standard of living? How can we make new green cities, houses and cars? How can we produce designs that help us become more aware of our private and social energy use? Can new technologies restructure our lives making us consume less? How can we ensure that the new technological inventions also become available for countries that cannot afford to develop, produce or buy them, but for whom they are maybe the most crucial? And, perhaps most importantly, how can we invent design solutions that help us adapt to the all ready existing changes in climate such as droughts, tsunamis, earth quakes, rising coasts etc.?
How should the politicians at COP15 implement these new technologies into their decisions, securing not only the future development of these technologies, but also incorporating them into our everyday lives and making them available for people all over the world?
These questions and many more you will be able to read about and debate here on this blog.
Writers that contribute articles, which you will soon be able to read:
- Ronni Tino Pedersen, New Media Days, Denmark
- Tobias Lau, Head of Social Action, Denmark
- People speak, artist and activist organization



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