Abstract

Debating intergenerational responsibility implies nowadays addressing the problem of ecology, i.e. the issue regarding our planet as a unique resource for all generations. In line with such an environmental question, in what follows I concentrate on – and discuss – the “intragenerationalµ task to find apt political measures which should be globally capacious to protect future generations from the menace of living a life barely worth being lived, as Greta Thunberg incessantly evokes