You think so?
Maybe you have forgotten that I live in a county that has been affected by climate change more than most others in the country.
We are losing shit tons of coastline up here, peoples homes are falling into the sea at an alarming rate and my town has flood barriers and warning systems because we happen to be situated in an area of the country where we can and do get flooded.
I am very aware of what is going on.
I also have grandchildren, it is their lifetime that concerns me more than my own.
Don't give me the old 'well you may not care but...' bullshit. Slowing, let alone stopping, climate change is going to be like trying to stop a supertanker, running at full speed, on a sixpence.
While we all run around like headless chickens, wringing our hands, demanding we all go carbon neutral immediately and ride bikes everywhere, we are not doing very much to negate the change that is taking place and will continue to take place as time marches on.
We have to start actually doing things that will reduce the impact and help us all adapt to the changes that are taking place, changes that we are unlikely to stop no matter what.
What money has been actually spent to prevent towns around the UK being flooded, as they have been over the last ten years?
Not enough is probably the answer.
We can protect our communities from flooding, we can build dams, canal systems, bigger and better sea defences, christ, the Dutch had the technology to reclaim, land from the sea hundreds of years ago, it isn't like we don't know what to do, is it!
It will always boil down to how much we are prepared to spend and how much we are prepared to let go.
My point about adapting is the key point because we are going to have to adapt to what is happening, we will adapt to what is happening.
That, in itself, does not mean that we disregard our role in causing climate change to be moving along at the pace it already is, we need to do more but we also need to take a far more pragmatic approach and start doing things that will protect us all from the things that we will not be able to completely stop in the next 50 to 100 years or more.
That is not me saying I don't give a shit, is it!
I also used to live on Canvey Island, a shit hole below sea level
Go figure.