Climate Fiction Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Earth Is Not Flat Vaccines Work We’ve Been To The Moon Chemtrails Aren’t A Thing Climate Change Is Real Evolution Is A Fact Stand Up For Science for men women
Earth Is Not Flat Vaccines Work We’ve Been To The Moon Chemtrails Aren’t A Thing Climate Change Is Real Evolution Is A Fact Stand Up For Science Phone Case
by BIBA.ayoub
$17 $23
Description: Don't Play With the Earth environmental design featuring a whimsical astronaut holding planet Earth in a vintage hand-drawn style. A unique space and environmental awareness design for astronauts fans, space lovers, Earth lovers, environmentalists, climate awareness supporters, science enthusiasts and anyone who cares about protecting our planet.
Don't Play With the Earth – Astronaut Save Earth Environmental Design Phone Case
by Dubious Symbolic Art Work
$17 $23
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by Jorge Lebeau
$17 $23
Description: "Solarpunk Android: Future Reimagined" Step into a brighter, greener future with this Solarpunk-inspired android design. A perfect fusion of sustainability and sci-fi, this artwork imagines a world where nature and technology thrive together. Featuring a sleek, futuristic android powered by the sun and surrounded by eco-utopia vibes, this tee is for dreamers, rebels, and visionaries alike.
Description: Imagine you're a New Yorker in the mid 22nd century. You have to deal with all sorts of headaches like traffic jams on the East River or brownstones collapsing into the canals. People think you're crazy to live in this Super Venice, but you wouldn't want to be anywhere else. That's the world Kim Stanley Robinson imagines in his latest novel New York 2140.
Description: "Only Ever Use Just Enough" is a guiding principle for the characters in the Half-World society, emphasising restraint, balance, and sustainability. This principle is evident through the characters' actions, particularly in their management of electricity and resources. MakEnzy's internal struggle to reconcile this principle with the newfound knowledge of limited power distribution reinforces the central theme.