Margaret Atwood, a literary giant raised her eyebrows as a young poet in 1960’s and since then through her sarcastic tongue and wicked sense of humour has received reputation for being brilliant writer. Her passion and knowledge has given her a position of an internationally acclaimed writer. Names like George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and Ray Bradbury are mentioned once the topic of dystopia and dystopian societies arise. One way or the other the dystopian predictions of the future that they have claimed are true to a major degree. But, another name that should be added from the writers of a present time is none other than Margaret Atwood and she is more worthy of this place. If any writer who can project the voice of a forecaster signifying assured disaster, it is the incomparable word-mistress of Canada Margaret Atwood.
The technologies are at the peak of success everywhere in the the world and human’s life has reached the stage where nothing can be done without the technological inventions. Humans who …show more content…
Large-scale land use causes the destruction of habitats and deforestation in most tropical rainforests is increasing rapidly and never ending. Significant pollution, ends up in an excess greenhouse gases that are from the huge industrial activities and results in the top Carbon majors. Dangerous industrial activity, such as unconventional oil extraction leads to the destruction of entire landscapes. All of the above examples are human based Ecocides. The present era is surely an era of ecocide. Exterminating ecocides requires radical and bold decisions. Ecocide can be compared to the dangerous Japanese Knotweed which spreads out of control. It sucks the life out of everything that comes in its way, smothering the life out of the very air that it is breathed by us. In order to stop this ecocide, it has to be removed from its roots and only then it can produce positive
The technologies are at the peak of success everywhere in the the world and human’s life has reached the stage where nothing can be done without the technological inventions. Humans who …show more content…
Large-scale land use causes the destruction of habitats and deforestation in most tropical rainforests is increasing rapidly and never ending. Significant pollution, ends up in an excess greenhouse gases that are from the huge industrial activities and results in the top Carbon majors. Dangerous industrial activity, such as unconventional oil extraction leads to the destruction of entire landscapes. All of the above examples are human based Ecocides. The present era is surely an era of ecocide. Exterminating ecocides requires radical and bold decisions. Ecocide can be compared to the dangerous Japanese Knotweed which spreads out of control. It sucks the life out of everything that comes in its way, smothering the life out of the very air that it is breathed by us. In order to stop this ecocide, it has to be removed from its roots and only then it can produce positive