Arno Kopecky’s new book on our rolling environmental train wreck is lucid, nuanced, challenging, grapples with the dilemma he is dissecting.
has a problem, and he believes it is a dilemma shared by many of us. We are aware of the slow rolling but lethal train wrecks of climate change, global warming and species extinction. We know the planet is on fire and we are mourning the disappearance of much of the variety and splendour of life.
And the grand slaughter is just getting started. The United Nations has recently predicted that by the end of the current century over a million species will face extinction. Our children and grandchildren, if they survive at all, will live alone on a poisoned planet swept by violent weather, huddled among the squalid ruins we have left them.Article content
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