Natural Sustainability: A comparative study of The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, We, The Survivors, Gun Island and Weather

Abstract

Natural sustainability as the intercourse of survival of humanity and the environmental balance, gets a significant position in the Anthropocene epoch. The comparative study of the selected novels in the perspective of the effects of human-made catastrophes of climate change will help the educated entrepreneurs, policymakers, and individual stakeholders to revisit the effects of Anthropocene actions. The acknowledgment of the existing reality is the main task of the Earth's inhabitants. Climate anxiety is the cause of ecological migration, and the denial factor is fading the future situation. Technological advancements, management of Earth's resources, controlled domestic animal population, and careful reinstatement of the natural environment must be accepted as tools. The alternate sources, plantation, and acceptance of the problem can minimize the Earth's temperature, due to fuel combustion and emission of greenhouse gasses (e.g. CO₂, N₂O, SO₂, etc.). The late-capitalist. Clouts must not stake the future of generations for their minor benefits. The paper will highlight how the strong international institutions, nations' bonding, and participation of social communities especially of artists can harmonies natural sustainability.