A final word about SciFi and Green Police

A friend mentioned to me today that there is a concise explanation of the "broad range of grass roots movements" around the world that have been labeled Green Police. Last week, in a series of articles on the SF Fandom Wordpress blog as well as here, I explored the "green police" concept from my limited perspective. I have been aware of the growing environmental movements around the world for some time and realized that science fiction (and fandom) have played their parts in developing the message.

Here is a concise list of the articles I wrote on both blogs:

SF-Fandom Wordpress Blog Environmental Series

• Are the Green Police Real Enough?


• Galactic Green Police


• Should man change his environment?


• One last word about Green Police

SF-Fandom Blogger Blog Environmental Series

• How green are your police?


• Green Lantern to the environmental rescue


• Who Are the Green Police?

BTW -- Black Oak Arkansas fans might think that second article title is familiar. It was inspired by the goofy song "Jim Dandy to the rescue". Sorry -- my resistance was futile.

I opened a discussion of these articles at SF-Fandom. Please feel free to drop by and leave your thoughts there if you don't want to comment on either of the blogs: SF Fandom blogs and environmentalism.

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