Adaxka lehorrak

If the civilization that has known material prosperity and consumer society was a trunk, today's humanity would be the last branches, dry branches. Even withered, the twigs know how to survive, however, they know how to activate self-protection mechanisms and adapt to more violent climates. This booklet, beyond the political and social analysis of the ecological crisis, only wants to open the doors to the hope that flourishes in the collective lands. In fact, in the hope that they will save themselves and their economic situation, it is easy for broad social sectors to choose the ecofascist path; this has a short way, however. Sociological, political and personal considerations are interspersed, always trying to shed some light on the understanding of the ever-changing and complicated world that is so complex.