Honestly, I thought this was the weakest point of an otherwise very interesting interview. Where is the evidence that it is the baby boomers who are viewing cl

Honestly, I thought this was the weakest point of an otherwise very interesting interview. Where is the evidence that it is the baby boomers who are viewing climate change in dystopian terms? For most of their lives it has been a bad thing in the future. The current young are the first generation growing up with evidence of it happening and knowledge that they’ll be around to experience the downsides. I see much more concern about climate change from younger people. Maybe Adam Curtis would just say the baby boomers are more fatalistic about it.