Today, the ecological collapse of the planet is internationally recognized as one of the greatest and most immediate threats. Major and catastrophic changes, such as heatwaves, floods, species extinction, food shortages, etc., are expected to affect the Earth in the near future. However, the mobilization of leaders and citizens worldwide to prevent this biblical catastrophe seems subdued. Although as a society we have recognized our responsibilities and all industrialized nations have adopted certain practices towards its containment, their results do not seem to ensure the desired outcome.

What is to blame for this?
Is it the disregard for the danger or our indifference?
Is it the syndrome of greed that engulfs us and our refusal to sacrifice a small part of our comfort or prosperity? And on the other hand:
Is it the resistance of the international establishment or the fact that we have not yet invented the ultimate substitute for depleting oil?
But above all, will we be able to prevent the destruction and how?

The book you are holding attempts to provide answers to these and many other similar concerns, through the plot, dialogues, and twists of ten socio-ecological narratives.