Più idioti dei dinosauri

From father to son, an intelligent, passionate and above all well documented reflection on climate change and the future of the younger generations.
We constantly worry about climate change,
but do we know what changes it’s going to cause to our children’s everyday life? Where will they go on holiday, how will they travel, what will they eat, what job opportunities will they have, where will they live? Are they going to be able to have children or will they be strongly discouraged from doing so?
Starting from these and more questions, Daniele Scaglione reflects on the next generations’ challenges. His relationship with his son is the backbone of the book, in a tender and thoughtful attempt at tiding the generational gap and imagining what his son’s life will truly look like: his view on the climate emergency is refreshingly practical. By taking the point of view of the parent who seeks answers – and not that of the expert who provides them – the author presents a unique approach to the theme, and in doing so, comes up with rigorously verified information and facts on an issue we should all know more about.