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Ecocriticism has grown into a study of literature and environment from multidisciplinary point of view. The ecological crisis sends us back to a general crisis of society, politics, and existentialism. In an age of environmental crisis, This is now-a-days affecting every country in the world. Humans changing relationship in the natural world have become a matter of big concern to focus on natural disasters. Amitav Ghosh takes us into a world where desperate to hope and down to earth are supposed to be comprehended globally. But refugees trickle through borders like melting ice, but where mass animals find no scopes to ensure their existence.. Amitav Ghosh's works highlight the limits of human consideration when the environmental disaster is apprehended and thought globally. He says that the ongoing ecological disaster recognizes the changes the Earth is facing in view of collision of political, economic and environmental disasters. Climate change, illegal migration, human trafficking and refugee crisis stand as sole factors in view of ecological imbalance. The deranged attitudes for the environment are allegedly discoursed to mark the ecocritical status of the earth. In this paper, I would like to study on eco-critical issues reflected in Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide, The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable and Gun Island. The main objective of this work is to portray the reasons for environmental degradation in view of ecological crisis.