Joyce Fegan: Cop on and start caring about climate change again

'Many people's children, never mind grandchildren, will be in their late 70s when the reality of this is being lived out — we're no longer borrowing our children's future, we're burying it after cremation'

Women search for used clothes amid tons discarded in the Atacama desert, in Alto Hospicio, Iquique, Chile. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

In Viktor Frankl’s famous book Man’s Search for Meaning, he writes about concentration camp prisoners who smoke their own cigarettes.

The psychiatrist and psychotherapist wrote this book in just nine days having survived three years in four different Nazi camps.