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misunderstood problems. I'm Jason P Fiver, and in each episode,

I take something that seems concerning or confusing today and figure out where it came from,

what important things we're missing, and how we can create more opportunity tomorrow.

If you had to guess, who would you say cares more about climate change? Is it young people or old people? I mean, this may sound

like a stupid question because obviously the answer is young people, right? That's what everybody

says. It's why when Time magazine named Greta Tunberg, the person of the year in 2019, they

wrote that Greta is, quote, a standard bearer in a generational battle, an avatar of youth activists across the globe, end quote.

And just consider the weight of those words, a generational battle, like a war between the young who want to fix this urgent problem and the old who are standing in their way.

I mean, Greta says it herself.

You can see that among young people, the concern is bigger.

And here's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

It would be remiss if we didn't mention, I think, of the generational dynamic that this challenge

represents. And here's how the bigger clash was described on CBS News.

I've seen a lot of younger people, maybe they're millennials, some are even Gen Z,

saying, look, the world that we are inheriting is such a disaster, and that is because of

baby boomers.

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