basically anyone that takes too close a look at climate change sees the horror and cannot help but go through natural loss/despair/depression reactions and cycles. you can almost perfectly map the most common responses to the kubler-ross grief model:

  denial: people think this ones about denying its existence but we're really so far past that.  most of the denial right now is over the timeline and the budget.  the "science" says FUCKING YESTERDAY and WHATEVER IT COSTS but most people don't want to swallow that yet
  anger: the takes that focus on "these top 10 companies" or "these top 100 oil execs" or boomers or suburbs or cheeseburgers, or capitalism
  bargaining: you can tell these takes from phrases like "what if we just" and "I don't understand why we don't". they're mostly nonsense from people with zero understanding of engineering or the grid, or nonsense from people with just enough understanding of the grid to be dangerous and get tunnel-vision fixated on nuclear.  self driving thorium drones, etc.  
  depression: nothing we can do, its too late, no point in trying, hating anyone who does try, a thousand excuses and zero action
  acceptance: i won't say what I think goes here since if you haven't gotten through all the above steps you won't agree