Sovereignty for Nature, Survival for All: Natural Rights Led Governance Towards Sustainable Future (EXTINCTION OR PROSPERITY?)

Will humanity choose extinction-or embrace a future of shared prosperity?

In Sovereignty for Nature, Survival for All (EXTINCTION OR PROSPERITY?), acclaimed climate finance expert and leading advocate for natural rights led governance M. Zakir Hossain Khan delivers a provocative and transformative manifesto for the survival of humanity and the planet. Drawing on decades of experience and groundbreaking research, Khan challenges the myths of "development" and exposes the devastating costs of unchecked industrialization, environmental exploitation, and authoritarian governance.

This bold, data-driven exploration offers not just a diagnosis of our current trajectory but a visionary roadmap toward a future where natural rights and governance work hand in hand to ensure sustainability for all.

What you'll uncover in this revolutionary book:

• Exposing the Illusion of Progress: Learn how the relentless pursuit of economic growth has devastated ecosystems, deepened inequalities, and fueled a global climate crisis.
• Compelling Case Studies: Discover global successes like Ecuador's constitutional rights for nature, Costa Rica's renewable energy leadership, and New Zealand's groundbreaking legal recognition of rivers as living entities.
• A Vision for the Future: Explore an actionable framework for natural rights-led governance, where life and prosperity take precedence over greed and exploitation.

The July Massacre: A Story of Courage and Sacrifice
By dedicating the book to Bangladesh's July Massacre, Khan reveals how a nation's youth stood united against oppression, rejecting the false promise of progress built on the graves of their natural rights. Their defiance mirrors nature's resilience and inspires a movement that prioritizes life and justice over power and control.

Why this book matters:
This is not just another book on climate change-it's a wake-up call for humanity. Sovereignty for Nature, Survival for All forces us to ask:

• Are we willing to trade the planet's survival for short-term gains?
• Can humanity learn to live in harmony with nature before it's too late?
• Will we choose a path of extinction-or embrace prosperity rooted in sustainability?

Perfect for readers of:

• This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein
• Donut Economics by Kate Raworth
• The Uninhabitable Earth by David Wallace-Wells

"Progress isn't real when it costs humanity its soul. The time to choose between extinction and prosperity is now."

Join the fight for a planet based on equity, wellbeing & justice.