Billy Fleming
@joobilly
Land, Carbon, and Capitalism. Professor @ Temple. Founding Strategic co-director @cplusc.bsky.social. Pre-order my new book, "Building Postcarbon Futures: Land, Justice, and Energy Transitions" here:
Starting to send some promo images around for the book, including these maps: 1. Tu Deh-Kah Geothermal Power Plant 2. MAMMOTH DAC Plant 3. Blackfeet Prairie Restoration Initiative 4. West Arnhem Land Fire Abatement Project linktr.ee/billyfleming
Advance copies of my new book, Building Postcarbon Futures, are arriving this week and I'm losing my mind at my beautiful child. You can preorder from: Indie Bookshops: bookshop.org/beta-search?... Columbia U Press: cup.columbia.edu/book/buildin... Hell: a.co/d/08TJw2Dx
The print run is just about done. Some shots from my editor + designer at the press (Cristian Ordonez and Jennifer Sigler) as "Building Postcarbon Futures" gets ready to ship. CUP: cup.columbia.edu/book/buildin... Bookshop: bookshop.org/beta-search?... Bad place: a.co/d/00iTLOir
The case studies form its centerpiece, an atlas for building postcarbon futures, that is organized across themes of "urbanism", "land", and "energy". cup.columbia.edu/book/buildin...
My new book, "Building Postcarbon Futures," is officially at the printer. cup.columbia.edu/book/buildin...
A few of the stellar images from Rosie Nalle in last fall's studio, "BUILDING POSTCARBON FUTURES: Truth and Reconciliation in the Canadian Energy Transition."
I'm going to wait a bit to announce more re: book tour events in the fall/winter, but "Building Postcarbon Futures" is on its way to the printer and I've never more proud of anything I've worked on than this. linktr.ee/billyfleming
We're about a month away from the publication date for "Building Postcarbon Futures: Land, Justice, and Energy Transitions." linktr.ee/billyfleming
A few shots of the excellent work my students produced this spring in studio, focused on building a postcarbon philadelphia.
finally, mercifully, doing the last proofre and pagination for my book. A few shots of spreads for the field notes section
A few shots from my stellar grad students final review, “Building Postcarbon Futures”, focused on a pair of First Nation owned renewable energy systems in the sub-arctic region of Canada.
We have reached the page proofing phase of my next book (but not the image captions phase)
Have reached the stage where we’re kicking around some cover art concepts (my fav so far)
Wrapping up the image selects for my next book this week (settling in around 350). Here are a few from the Tu Deh-Kah Geothermal Power plant, a new energy project owned and operated by the Fort Nelson First Nation as part of Canada's truth + reconciliation process.
Doing some final image selection for my next book and cannot stop staring at this beautiful shot of a Blackfoot logging crew from 1940
Trying to imagine Debra Messing conjuring up a 9 or 10 year old Zohran Mamdani watching Hey Arnold! or Ahhhh! Real Monsters before going outside to celebrate 9/11.