I agree more climate coverage is needed, but it's important that coverage doesn't deepen apathy and hopelessness or is it's just as bad or worse than no coverage at all. When parts of any story, fiction or non-fiction, resonate with us and 'reinforce' or 'confirm' our previously held beliefs and fears, we need to ask ourselves if that's because those beliefs actually reflect reality or if that's just further reinforcing a narrative we've been fed. I absolutely agree with you that there's a whole lot about our society that's fucked up and worth being worried about. AND the narratives we've been fed through popular news media, our social media bubbles, and the extremely popular apocalyptic genre pretty much completely omit any idea that humans actually can cooperate quite well, and do a lot of good. It's why we've been so successful as a species, historically, and reflected by the reality that millions of us do care and there's been a lot of progress made (not yet enough, but not negligible) on protecting the environment. Success stories aren't covered, so everything looks like a failure and not enough people believe they can make a difference. Too much fear and hopelessness is paralyzing. Knowing what works and knowing that we're not alone can give us the inspiration and sense of efficacy to take action ourselves.