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1. quilt plastic bags
2. weave plastic bags together
3. stitch parts of plastic bags on fabric
4. embroider image on
5. stitch together old clothes and scraps
6. cut out smiley faces from bags and handstitch
7. melt down the plastic bags??
8. go to thrift store for fabrics to reuse
9. fully biodegradable textile
10. use used tea bags
11. go through my recyclables
12. newspaper articles of warning
13. plastic bucket hat
14. food receipts
15. UN 2030 Goals Quilt
16. umbrella from old plastic
17. use leaves
18. various green textures
19. dried foods
20. vertical farming
21. greenhouses
22. no more glass skyscrapers
23. green walls
24. green roofs
25. algae
26. biofuel
27. ban on single use plastic
28. package free shopping
29. oystertecture
30. solar panels
31. windmills
32. water generated energy
33. tote bags
34. more farmer’s markets
35. less big supermarkets
36. urban farms
37. biodegradable fashion
38. biodegradable masks
39. carbon absorbing clothes
40. carbon absorbing buildings
41. more biking
42. no cars in cities
43. electric cars
44. mostly summer year round
45. DIY culture
46. ai markets
47. shared workspaces (like wework)
48. work from home
49. outdoor dining
50. bubbles for outdoor dining
51. hyperloop
52. travel by water
53. city in a tower
54. even taller skyscrapers
55. everyone lives in cities
56. composting
57. whole food cycle
58. vegans
59. nose-to-tail if eating meat
60. use whole vegetables
61. bamboo gardens
62. “instagrammable” attractions
63. ban amazon packaging
64. green juices
65. no more fast fashion
66. buy second hand
67. on computer all day
68. can get anything delivered
69. no more cable tv
70. youtube is tv
71. short attention spans
72. reusable bottles
73. cafes only use reusable mugs
74. less disposable cutlery
75. more picnics
76. drive-in movies
77. live in cars
78. canoes
79. live in ships
80. retrofit houses
81. later gen immigrants try to return to roots
82. ai pets?
83. excess
84. bad posture
85. tech neck
86. online museums
87. tattoos
88. healthier foods
89. news through social media
90. clothes made from tree branches
91. mini homes
92. netted bags
93. clothes from fruits
94. marathons
95. online friends
96. retro trends
97. nostalgia
98. bluetooth
99. lightweight fabrics
100. instant

1. reversible cloak
2. wearable patchwork jacket with headlines
3. naturalist clothes that encourage adapting to nature
4. eco-friendly plant material
5. pants that encourage movement (track steps?)
6. more widespread use of public transport
7. sun hat that’s “anti-aging”
8. street fashion that amplified voices
9. face masks w metallic microbial/antiviral properties bc superbugs will be a problem
10. masks for wildfires
11. fireproof clothing
12. quilt mapping conservation efforts
13. quilt for restored habitat
14. quilt to amplify indigenous voices and support their land
15. gender neutral clothing
16. ^ specifically gender neutral dresses
17. uncomfortable jacket for the uncomfortable transition btwn beliefs
18. distressed garments to symbolize breaking down outdated beliefs
19. mangrove tree quilt
20. smart textiles that let you walk in another’s shoes
21. radiation protective blanket
22. warming earth summer fashion
23. all weather/terrain outfit
24. articles made by items collected by the ocean clean up project
25. protect coral reefs
26. cape for nuclear winter
27. scientific journals v. pop science
28. clickbait
29. map of daily water usage
30. map global freshwater shortage
31. emphasize importance of freshwater
32. shoes made for walking slow; change of pace
33. handmade reusable shopping totes
34. topographical map urbanization/globalization
35. community self care
36. reflective material that changes appearance with light
37. disruption of migration patterns
38. coexistence with animals in cities
39. chernobyl wolves, mutations
40. non profit global outreach, play with perspective
41. ocean acidification, acid dyeing
42. natural dyeing; natural v synthetic
43. BIOMIMICRY (nature inspired fabrics):
44. gecko grip, textiles for strength
45. sandgrouse or namid desert beetle water retention
46. anti-freeze proteins (hypothermia/space plants)
47. holographic material
48. wearable cameras/lenses to enhance perception of environment
49. storage! pockets, pockets, pockets; could symbolize hoarding/dominion over things
50. something that is regenerative
51. urban camouflage 
52. rain gear (ice nucleating particles be causing crazy storms)
53. complementary colors to create harmony
54. mending previously uninhabitable landscapes
55. mending relationships between people
56. mending to eliminate gate keeping, bridge the education gap
57. smart textile that allows for rechargeable batteries
58. sanctuaries and re-wilding, returning to our roots
59. animal prints
60. an ode the walruses and polar predators melting polar ice caps
61. conspiracy theories (reptilian skin lol)
62. AI involved in health care
63. zero gravity fashionables
64. space exploration
65. deep sea exploration
66. wifi clothing
67. labels, accepting/defending identify
68. mood ring fabric (gloves??) encourage empathy
69. integration with technology, cyborg evolution
70. smart textile for temp regulation
71. food waste resolution
72. erasing misconceptions about sell by dates
73. fungi turning food waste into new protein substitutes, scifi sounding resolutions
74. vaccines and immunity
75. textiles more inclusive of disabilities
76. ^conversely beauty standards have become even more unrealistic and unattainable so clothing is ridiculous
77. synthetic biology in fabric
78. genome editing to produce lighter more breathable material
79. smart textiles involving sensors
80. ^carcinogen detectors
81. biota beats: textiles encoded with microbiome music
82. catalysts that break down toxic substances
83. bio tech v. sustainable natural fibers
84. therapeutic and degenerative polymers
85. mental health awareness and removal of stigma (not normalization) 
86. quilts to reduce anxiety
87. mapping population growth and impact, stress strain
88. textiles for the aging population
89. bluetooth and streaming
90. elimination of single use materials
91. overcrowding
92. changes in human migration
93. dismantling of gender roles
94. minimalism
95. outlandish abstract contemporary
96. colors to support a cause/raise awareness
97. textiles that encourage opening up/conversation
98. functional textiles
99. clothing that instills confidence and hope in our future
100. my personal 10 yr growth and hopes

By: Remi Adeoti

1. hazy sky
2. fire
3. white house
4. American flag
5. white supremacy organization symbols
6. confederate flag
7. “We the People”
8. “In God we Trust”
9. blood tree
10. roots to slavery
11. rice
12. whips
13. hoses
14. teeth
15. ropes
16. lynching
17. white coats
18. slave patrol=police officer star
19. politicians
20. Supreme Court justices
21. weaving black woman
22. heart=humanity
23. Blood dripping from sun
24. dark new moon
25. grim reaper
26. ten commandments
27. bible
28. skeletons
29. music notes
30. trail of blood
31. tear gas cans
32. ivy
33. chains
34. loose limbs
35. evil eye
36. witchcraft
37. potions
38. rag dolls
39. dreads
40. braids
41. lots of hair
42. cameras
43. flashing lights
44. tv
45. phones
46. radios
47. instagram
48. facebook
49. twitter
50. bonnets
51. durags
52. pregnant woman
53. giving birth
54. globe covered in dripping blood
55. paper and pen
56. backwards/ non- linear story line
57. diary
58. burning forests
59. “NO”
60. “HATE”
61. bruised face
62. spotlights
63. roots
64. animals
65. marine life
66. the levels of life
67. hell
68. marine life
69. land
70. wildfires
71. war
72. global warming
73. purgatory
74. heaven
75. flipped tree
76. hangings in hell
77. roots to heaven
78. bullets
79. bats/clubs
80. silver lining
81. unity
82. washing hand
83. the creation of Adam
84. weaving
85. sewing outlines
86. mixed race
87. black titans
88. chopped up bodies
89. clan masks
90. bird masks
91. African mask
92. health mask
93. crematorium
94. cemetery
95. sprinklers
96. smoke
97. handcuffs
98. huge watering can
99. blood money
100. scarves

The current environmental and social issues we are experiencing in 2020 make imagining the year 2030 a very interesting challenge. I can imagine both an idealistic and catastrophic future that is entirely dependent on how we respond to our current natural and social climate. In 10 years, our generation will be assuming positions of power, and we can choose to steer away from destruction.

In 2030, the effects of climate change will still be felt heavily pronounced around the world, and the impact on industrial first world countries will bring more unrest but also more collective action is dismantling the system that currently allows mega-corporations to reign unchecked. There will be more jobs in clean energy, and people will be supporting sustainable practices in farming and fishing etc. The cultural shift in opinion around climate change will come with a transition in the public away from selfish and cynical ideologies towards upholding collective, generous, and attentive values. This transition will demand people to change their habits of consumption, and there will be continued resistance.

Mass consumption of media and resources is not sustainable, but technology continues to make things faster and shorten our attention spans. There is a great amount of distractibility in the media and pop science we consume now, and that can entertain illusions about reality. We’re often so distanced and desensitized to the media we consume, and we move on to the next trending topic without much further discussion. The pandemic has derailed our lives and shaken our sense of comfort, but the shutdown has also given us a chance to finally slow down, self-reflect, and realize just how vulnerable and dependent we actually are. In 2030, I’d like to imagine that excessive and rapid consumption is no longer the accepted norm. This will not immediately fix or magically undo all of the environmental and social damage, but more people will pick their heads up and pay attention to problems they have managed/chosen to avoid.

The scariest thing I can imagine for the environment in 2030, however, is nothing. We are such a future oriented society, and usually people only think about extinction as a process that wipes out an entire species in every age group at once. But in the age of fossil fuels, extinction can happen covertly when the first days of life become simply too difficult for the youngest members of a species to survive. In 2030, there are no corpses making flashy trending headlines, just increasing handfuls of nothing. All of life has the right to renew, regenerate, and heal itself, and while the idea of absence is terrifying to me, I can only hope that the weight of it all will show people just how reliant on nature we really are.

1. Treasure map 
2. X marks the spot
3. Location map
4. Qr codes
5. Landmark key
6. Manifesto
7. Quote from leaders
8. Home base
9. Territorial disputes
10. Record of historical borders
11. Corporate logos
12. Military strategies
13. Wildfires
14. Uninhabitable land
15. Strongholds
16. Coded message
17. Morse code
18. Color code
19. Computer warfare
20. Flooded areas
21. Topographical land map
22. Corporate headquarter locations
23. Water sources
24. Lasting strongholds of nature
25. Migration from coasts
26. Sources of oil spill/fracking
27. Strands of fabric from different origins
28. Global movement for regulations
29. “Threads” of people coming together as a whole
30. Electric cars
31. Corporate police
32. Farmland shortage
33. Housing crisis
34. Cave paintings
35. Dot pattern code
36. Superimposed morse
37. Sustainable energy sources
38. Sun as a god
39. Windmills
40. Nuclear energy
41. Ocean wave energy converters
42. Seawall map
43. Lots of blue
44. Line graphs
45. Stock market crash
46. Processed foods
47. Trickle down system
48. Surveillance
49. Overabundance of advertisements
50. Protests
51. Unions
52. Drones
53. Monopolies
54. Eat the rich
55. NASA
56. Barter system
57. Home grown produce
58. Second-life items
59. Housing crisis
60. Farm living
61. Boat houses
62. Bridge building
63. Artificial islands
64. Firefighting drones
65. Reclaiming land
66. Danger zones
67. Canned air
68. Noise pollution earphones
69. Social media giants
70. Walkie talkies
71. Broadcasting systems
72. Depleted fish populations
73. Reviving fish populations
74. Algae blooms
75. Polar ice caps melting
76. 100 year storms
77. Matrix of the earth
78. Robinson map
79. Authagraph map
80. Peirce quincincial map
81. Relocation of states
82. Landfill eating machines
83. Victory gardens
84. Rural migration
85. Tornadoes
86. Maker culture
87. Plastic architecture
88. Bio architecture
89. Zero waste initiatives
90. Angry youth
91. Volunteer campaigns
92. Educational save energy school comics
93. Corporate jail
94. Non profit organization growth
95. Community collectives
96. Urban rooftop farms
97. Urban rooftop rainwater collection
98. Canary in a cage
99. No snow
100. Small businesses

1. Wildfires blazing everywhere.
2. Rising sea levels and flooding that causes society to create many high rise buildings.
3. Improved transportation and super fancy vehicles
4. Green buildings everywhere
5. Civil war in America
6. AR/VR takes over everyone’s lives
7. Everyone is increasingly connected online and people from different countries with different languages can communicate with ease
8. We will have traveled to the moon again
9. There are humans on Mars
10. Many endangered animals are extinct
11. Holographic/see through phones
12. Only virtual/remote learning
13. No more Earth
14. Magical diapers so toilets can cease to exist
15. Autonomous vehicles
16. Automated job selection
17. Automated medical care
18. Automated design work
19. Automated banking and loan giving
20. Robotic pets
21. COVID-19 vaccine
22. Cure for cancer
23. CMU rank 1
24. iPhone 22
25. All of the content we see online is controlled by Facebook
26. Brain controlled technology
27. Commercially sold e-textiles
28. Everyone becomes vegan
29. Everything is reusable or made of recycled materials
30. Actual hoverboards
31. No need to the leave house to live
32. New president
33. Asia will have even more powerful
34. All electric cars
35. No cars at all
36. Underwater travel through tunnels
37. Deep sea exploration
38. Deep space exploration
39. 10G
40. Commercial manipulation of human genes
41. Effective wireless charging
42. Long distance wireless charging
43. Wireless appliances
44. Wireless technology
45. Development of solar energy
46. Lack of 02 on Earth
47. No more drinkable water
48. Flooding
49. No trees
50. Atomic bomb war
51. WWIII
52. Dumping trash into space
53. Fixing the overfull landfills
54. Failing to fix overfull landfills, effectively overcrowding the earth with trash
55. Overpopulation
56. Thanos like population control
57. Using eye/pupil identification
58. Must identify yourself everywhere
59. No privacy at all
60. Humans cease to exist
61. Depleted fossil fuels
62. No more drinkable water
63. New genetically modified super animals for consumption
64. Teleportation
65. Flying boots
66. No more paper for writing
67. No more plastic straws
68. Good replacement for plastic straws
69. Helper robots everywhere
70. Chips in humans for tracking
71. Drones to deliver packages
72. Learning by downloading into your brain
73. Decreased languages
74. More racial mixing
75. Ability to control the weather
76. Automatically hot shower water
77. Change in the American school system
78. No standardized testing
79. Revival of 2010 fashion
80. The second coming
81. Gold will be worthless
82. Bitcoin will take over currency
83. Instant charging of devices
84. Useful google glasses
85. Smart contact lenses
86. Booster shoes for speed
87. Cooking with AR
88. AR meetings and calling
89. AR learning for elementary school students
90. Maximum efficiency motors and engines
91. Unlimited free wifi
92. No more food deserts
93. No more poverty
94. Peace among everyone
95. Free college tuition
96. Invention of true black materials (reflects 0 light)
97. No more radio
98. Unlimited storage on devices
99. “Anti-pc-ness” movement
100. No more cds