Last of the Ski Domes

In the climate-altered world of 2175, when potable water is almost non-existent, where no snow has fallen in nearly 100 years, when rain is a virtual oddity, and fossil fuels are long depleted, human threats to Nature continue unabated. In the transformed environment of the Rocky Mountains, a genetically-selected journalist known as Zee and his telepathically-gifted girlfriend Lectra find both other-worldly love and a burning desire to fight for what remains of the natural world through rejuvenation of the age-old sabotage art known as “monkeywrenching.”
The two partners endure risky fights against Nature-damaging projects, designing spectacular sabotage actions to stop them. Their ability to craft unique scientific approaches and uncanny escape strategies give Zee and Lectra the experience, courage and inspiration to fine-tune future ingeniously-executed actions designed to “Save What’s Left” of Nature. Through it all, Zee and Lectra’s participation in a unique life-extension experiment gives them an uncanny vantage point for interpreting humanity’s greatest irony—that continuing damage to the planet’s ecosystem is irreparably and permanently linked to a manifest defect in the “human condition.”