From Boomers to Gen Z, each generation views climate change with different fears and priorities.

Climate change is no longer just a scientific or political issue—it’s also a generational one. While older Americans often focus on costs, jobs, and gradual adaptation, younger generations see the crisis as an existential threat demanding urgent action. From Boomers to Gen Z, each age group brings its own fears, priorities, and solutions to the table. These differences are creating sharp divides in how society debates and responds to a warming planet.










