“Raul Gonçalves da Nóbrega was an engineer at DNArt & Tech. You certainly have some product of theirs in the bathroom, whether it’s a culture of bacteria to rub on the skin (DNArt holds the patent for an organism that uses UV rays for photosynthesis
and secretes a golden pigment, acting as a sun block and suntan lotion at the same time), or the popular depilator-aphrodisiac hormone.
The kitchen was just a kitchen, albeit on a large scale: built-in cupboards, a solitary glass in the center of the sink with an inch of juice in it, a huge fridge-cellar-freezer complex connected to a hybrid solar/wind system on the roof. The stove, a thing of brushed steel and synthetic ivory, connected to a biodigestor tank in the service area, a cylinder the size of an adult Labrador dog where patented bacteria turned potato and banana peels plus used soybean oil into fuel. The service area looked out onto a narrow, but long, lush garden, where, in the middle of walkways paved with aged pink
marble, there were some empty cages and bird feeders that did not seem to attract a large audience.”
From ‘Soylent Green is People!’ by Carlos Orsi
‘Solarpunk: Ecological and fantastical stories in a sustainable world. An Anthology’
Published by World Weaver Press in 2018
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