We are standing at a crucial crossroads. Not only does the age-old “social question” concerning the exploitation of human labor remain unresolved, but the plundering of natural resources has reached a point where humanity is also forced to politically deal with an “ecological question.” Today, we have to make conscious choices about what direction society should take, to properly meet these challenges. - Eirik Eiglad
Anarchists have been a part of the movement for an ecologically sustainable society since its beginning; here is a documentary about how Green Anarchist and Libertarian Socialist ideas have been applied in urban planning and architecture.
From taking direct action to create green spaces, to the ideal of the garden city, to the Italian anarchist partisan Giancarlo De Carlo who revolutionised architecture after fighting against fascism (coining a process called “participatory architecture”)