The devastation of our planet has happened at such a pace that we fail to keep pace with the changing way of the disaster. It has now reached a boiling point at which it threatens the future of humanity and its living conditions. The measure taken so far is more than adequate. The economists proceed to fight shy of taking the ecological costs into account and the environmental problems rarely get the public hearing.This is just not beating about the bush. To maintain sustainable deveolopment, just not development for development's sake, we have got to undertake a thorough analysis and investigation into the global ecological crisis that lie in the inherently destructive nature of our world economy system. This points finger at the basic changes not marginal adjustments that are urgently needed. The frightening reality of global ecological catastrophe and the ham-handed responses fron the respective government and world bodies has imposed on us this responsibility to be meted out on a war footing. There is a direct interconnection between the ecological vulnerability of the planet and a world economic system directed mainly towards the promotion of private profit.