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The memories of cyclones like Yaas, Amphan, and Aila are still fresh. In Uttarakhand, ‘modern’ civilization has been washed away by breaking glaciers. The entire world is in crisis…
The memories of cyclones like Yaas, Amphan, and Aila are still fresh. In Uttarakhand, ‘modern’ civilization has been washed away by breaking glaciers. The entire world is in crisis due to the attack of the Coronavirus. Global temperatures are steadily rising. Various countries are scorching in extreme heat and burning in wildfires. Different parts of the world are being flooded by excessive rainfall. Two islands in the Sundarbans are on the verge of disappearing into the sea. The fear of coastal areas being submerged is becoming more intense. Polar ice caps and mountain glaciers are melting rapidly. In various drought-stricken countries, deserts are expanding. Water scarcity is becoming acute. Agriculture is shrinking. Meanwhile, many species have become extinct. Millions of people are dying every year due to horrific pollution. Are these natural disasters isolated, random incidents? Or is there a deep connection between these catastrophes? Are the environment and ecosystem of the entire world suffering from a terrible disease? Is the final moment of the end—be it 2030, 2050, or 2100—approaching rapidly? This book, authored by the Update Study Group, seeks answers to these questions through extensive data and diagrams, and searches for a path to liberation from the impending environmental disaster.
