Viridian design movement
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The Viridian design movement is an aesthetic movement centered around bright green environmentalism concepts. It ties together environmental design, critical technophilia, and global citizenship.
It was founded in 1998 by Bruce Sterling, an Austin-based postcyberpunk science fiction author. Sterling remains the central figure in the movement to this day.
Some frequent contributors to Sterling's Viridian notes formed the Worldchanging blog.
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- Viridian Design
- WorldChanging Group blog discussing technology and ideas from a Viridian green mindset
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