Some nice work coming out of LIMITS 2021 -- Workshop on Computing within Limits this year. In particularly, this short/sweet/accessible read from Marloes de Valk (London South Bank University) A pluriverse of local worlds: a review of Computing within Limits related terminology and practices. Maybe interesting for some folks here!
That title may sound pretty fancy but its a great overview of ideas and practices in both the now and then around alternatives for technology and society. Obviously it all leads to more Murray Bookchin 
Green capitalism is shaping public discourse on how to best deal with the climate crisis, yet doesnât challenge the âbusiness as usualâ of free market capitalism that caused the crisis in the first place. Small scale practices challenging âbusiness as usualâ arenât part of public discourse because they are small scale, less visible, often hard to access, easily appropriated by and seemingly unable to compete with the powerful lobby of large corporations. With Big Tech having an increasingly negative impact on the environment, and simultaneously shaping the discourse on how to best tackle the climate crisis, it is important to give voice and visibility to these alternatives. There is a rich diversity of practices and views on how network infrastructuresâ impact could be lowered. This study aims to make them visible through a mapping of the different terms currently in circulation used by communities of practice, with the aim of teasing out the diverse thinking informing the infrastructures that are developed, maintained and repaired. The mapping will be based on a review of relevant literature and the results from a survey conducted on Mastodon, an open source decentralized social network with a user base that includes many developers and activists working on sustainability and social justice in relation to computing. The mapping aims to celebrate differences and also show what common ground this pluriverse of small scale community practices share.