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In a world where we're bombarded with advice on going green, authors Mark Townsend and David Glick take a refreshing line and tell us how NOT to go green. Indeed, they're here to help us f**k up the planet good and proper. And it's easier than you think.An irreverent celebration of environmental doom and gloom, 50 Ways to F**k the Planet takes the 'eco-handbook' in an outrageous new direction, exposing fifty very real and very scary threats facing the world today and showing just how entertaining and easy it is for us to make them worse.Forget the future. Why expend our energy on a lost cause? This is the defeatist (but not altogether unrealistic) stance taken by Townsend and Glick as they revel in the dire fate of our planet. Combining bleak facts with hilariously ironic commentary, the authors applaud our environmental incompetence and stick two fingers up at the whole damn thing. Punctuated with checklists and handy hints to f**k things up faster, this book is for those who want to stop pretending they are responsible world citizens and just get with the party. How much you get involved is up to you, but don't be fooled into thinking that doing nothing is any better.From the familiar honeybee, whose dwindling numbers have huge repercussions on our food chain, to the environmental implications of the smoking ban, the topics cover endangered species and declining terrain as well as social (mis)conduct and the devastating effects of commerce. Outspoken and unabashedly brazen, this is your ultimate countdown to the end of the world.
This book investigates the absurdity of modern environmental discourse by presenting a satirical guide on how to accelerate ecological collapse. Authors Mark Townsend and David Glick utilize a provocative, defeatist framework to highlight genuine environmental threats by framing them as opportunities for destruction. By adopting an ironic, anti-green persona, the authors force readers to confront the severity of climate issues through the lens of dark humor and cynical commentary.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a piece of dark satire that uses irony to emphasize the urgency of the environmental issues it purports to mock. Its tone is intentionally abrasive and cynical, serving as a provocative mirror to the reader's own environmental habits and societal apathy.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
2011-09-09
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0007279884
ISBN-13:
9780007279883
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