This seems solar punk to me.
/r/solarpunk: Solarpunk - hope for the future - Solarpunk is a genre and aesthetic that envisions collective futures that are vibrant with life, as well as all the actions, policies, and technologies that make them real: Science fiction, social movements, engineering, style, and anything else that inspires a future society that's just and in compliment with its ecology. - September 13, 2022 - 10:31
College Students In Louisiana Are Turning Glass Into Sand. I love glass half full so much that I regularly make recycling runs for friends and neighbors. Well, worth the effort.
/r/NewOrleans: New Orleans (Not for tourists, see /r/AskNola) - This is the subreddit for the Greater New Orleans area. This sub is for locals to discuss all things New Orleans. All tourist questions of any type should be asked at r/askNOLA. This subreddit is NOT for hookups, finding drugs, tourists, or tourist questions. If you post here about these things, you will be shunned and talked to quite harshly. Laissez les bons temps rouler! What is damp may never dry! - September 12, 2022 - 22:37
Men are hard workers
/r/Menaregood: Menaregood - Sharing stories of the great actions, achievements, and skills of men past and present. If its outstanding and from a man it fits. - September 12, 2022 - 18:52
Waste - College Students In Louisiana Are Turning Glass Into Sand.
/r/Greenspo: Green Inspiration! (Greenspiration?) - We need bold strokes to mitigate climate change. Why not see what kind of cool, weird, thought-provoking, offbeat ideas we can cook up and run with? Why not swing for the fences and see what kind of fresh ideas are out there? We don't need more gloom and doom. This subreddit is devoted to finding or creating solutions to the environmental problems we're spoonfed all day. That means innovation - not politics, not news, *unless* its something that can be replicated on a (much) smaller scale. - September 12, 2022 - 15:28
College Students In Louisiana Are Turning Glass Into Sand. - Frickin' Amazing
/r/Frickin: Frickin - Better than mildly interesting and all the other mild subreddits. This subreddit is for frickin' things! You can post anything safe for work, as long as it's frickin something! - September 12, 2022 - 12:32