• This One Thing Could Divide Us on Climate Change—And It’s Not What You Think!

  • Apr 15 2025
  • Length: 30 mins
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This One Thing Could Divide Us on Climate Change—And It’s Not What You Think!

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  • In this episode we’re tackling a hot topic that affects us all - climate change. But we’re not just discussing the weather; we explore how different generations perceive and react to climate issues and what that means to us. We also discuss the psychological impact of climate anxiety on younger generations, the implications for family planning and career choices, and the stark differences in climate change impacts between urban and rural areas. Takeaways Different generations perceive climate change differently. Younger generations experience significant climate anxiety. Family planning decisions are influenced by climate concerns. Urban areas face less direct impact from climate change. Rural communities are more vulnerable to climate effects. Property values may decline in climate-affected areas. Australia may see uninsurable regions due to climate risks. Norway serves as a model for effective climate action. Investment in green technologies is crucial for the future. Pragmatism is essential in climate policy discussions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Climate Change Perspectives 02:52 Generational Views on Climate Change 05:23 The Impact of Climate Anxiety on Younger Generations 07:56 Family Planning and Climate Change Concerns 10:39 The Role of Engineering in Climate Solutions 13:16 Urban vs. Rural Climate Change Impacts 15:45 Property Investment and Climate Risks 17:51 Political Discourse on Climate Change 20:45 Learning from Global Examples 25:09 Pragmatic Approaches to Climate Policy 29:41 Understanding Market Trends  Links and Resources:       Join Simon Kuestenmacher and Michael Yardney at Wealth Retreat 2025 –Australia’s Premier Wealth Retreat for Elite Investors and Business People – learn more here. About Simon Kuestenmacher Simon Kuestenmacher is co-founder and Director – The Demographics Group Simon is a prolific media commentator on demographic and data matters and a columnist for The New Daily and The Australian newspapers.  He ranks as one of the world’s Top 10 influencers in data visualisation. If you can’t get enough of the kind of data that explains how the world works, make sure to follow Simon on Linked In or X (formerly Twitter) or any of his other social channels. Click here for a media enquiry or if you would like to book Simon Kuestenmacher for a speaking engagement. His presentations and quirky observations are enjoyed by audiences from the financial services, property, government, education, technology, retail and professional services industries, among others. About Michael Yardney Michael Yardney- founder Metropole Property Strategists has been voted one of Australia’s 50 most influential Thought Leaders. While he is best known as a property expert, Michael is also Australia’s leading expert in the psychology of success and wealth creation. Michael is a #1 best selling author of 9 books and frequently challenges traditional finance advice with innovative ideas on property investment, personal finance and wealth creation. Follow Michael on Linked In or Instagram Are you interested in property investment - let the team at Metropole build you a Strategic Property Plan to help give you clarity, direction and wealth-producing results.
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