What percentage of questions on Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale-IV 23 deal with environmental issues and climate change? It is generally accepted that humans are the only intelligent species on the earth.  I would submit that due to our proclivity to destroy the habitat that gives rise to our existence: we are the only unintelligent species on the planet.  I am interested to know whether environmental questions are included in IQ tests.  I suspect that there aren't or that they are grossly under-represented. This would further support my thesis.  I tried doing a Google search but no luck.
Your environmental issue is more a matter of philosophy than intelligence, as it is determined mainly subjectively by views and beliefs, driven by ideologies. It's not what the current, more objective definition is of intelligence

For example, standard IQ tests consist mainly of more objective questions on things like:


Block Design, that measures an individual’s ability to analyze and synthesize an abstract design and reproduce that design from colored plastic blocks; 
Similarities, that measures logical thinking, verbal concept formation and verbal abstract reasoning;
Digit Span, measuring short-term auditory memory and attention;
Picture Concepts, to measure categorical, abstract reasoning;
Coding, that measures visual-motor dexterity, associative nonverbal learning, and nonverbal short-term memory;
etc etc etc.


Although I, personally, totally agree with you that smart people care about the future, the harsh reality is that people totally ignorant, and even baldly dismissive of the global impact of man, causing the 6th mass extinction (Holocene extinction) and all, can still score highly on the intelligence scale on the currently accepted outcome measures of IQ [no explicit political examples due to my position as moderator here].