Futurity refers to predictions and aspirations about the future, where divergent possible outcomes arise from current actions and/or inactions. As such, futurity is often used to examine and critique the present, and its plural form (futurities) allows for a consideration of multiple perspectives and possibilities. Future-oriented imaginings may draw on existing worldviews (see Murphy; and Muehlebach), or may be implicated in pragmatic or unpredictable outcomes of current realities (see Canada’s Waste Flow).