You separate it from politics and treat it like the scientifically-backed issue it is.
But action requires politics.
Politics is the decision making around how to divide and use our shared resources. Addressing climate change in a meaningful way requires rethinking our current approach. It's a fundamentally political issue.
The science is already settled. All that's left is the politics of making changes.
> going down the political rabbit hole bc of the age of the messenger
I read it as the OP advising avoiding the political rabbit hole specifically because of the age, not in general.