Danish author Niels Krause-Kjær, known for a book appealing to both agricultural and environmental groups, is now publicly criticizing his own generation. He voices concerns in a recent interview on the program “Aftryk,” offering a broad critique. While the specifics of his criticism aren’t detailed in this brief report, it appears to involve assigning blame to the “baby boomer” generation. The interview focuses on themes stemming from his latest book, which enjoys unusual cross-sector support. This suggests the book’s content likely addresses issues relevant to a wide range of Danish society. Krause-Kjær’s statements mark a notable departure, directing his commentary inwards towards his contemporaries. The issue promises further discussion surrounding generational dynamics in Denmark.