...Joeva Sean Rock; Maywa Montenegro de Wit; Ann Kingiri; Matthew A. Schnurr Recent advancements in genome editing have captured the attention of scientists and policymakers, who contend that the technology has a large role to play in advancing food and climate security on the African continent...

...Simon Nicholson; Anne R. Kapuscinski; Kim A. Locke; D. G. Webster A common theme in speculative fiction concerns technological overreach. All manner of scenarios have been developed by science fiction authors and filmmakers, warning of the potential for subjugation, obliteration, or alienation...

...Arvind P. Ravikumar; Sindhu Sreedhara; Jingfan Wang; Jacob Englander; Daniel Roda-Stuart; Clay Bell; Daniel Zimmerle; David Lyon; Isabel Mogstad; Ben Ratner; Adam R. Brandt; Detlev Helmig; Brian Lamb Methane leakage regulations in the US and Canada have spurred the development of new technologies...

... for racially marginalized people, or the possible existence of rights of Earth. Nor do they query whether they are exaggerating the reach of scientific and technological solutions. By contrast, some recent ecological science fiction writing has begun to place these issues at the center of transitions...