Climate change is here, it’s a crisis, and it’s caused by fossil fuels
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That's what comes to us via the internet. What's coming to you via your eyes and ears out in the real world? Maybe you think you're seeing some unusual weather, but everyone always thinks their weather is weird. Have you actually checked for historical precedent?
You might find it eye-opening that the storm you thought was particularly terrible hardly even ranks compared to storms of the past, the worst of which happened over a hundred years ago. Maybe you think it's unusually hot, but historical records might disappoint you. Checking for precedent is discouraged these days because it's often very inconvenient for the CO2 hypothesis.
Food for thought: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0tqpTH3m40
Also checked what was coming to me via my eyes and ears from the real world. That also looked pretty bad too.
If you're not out to profit from fossil fuel business, or to make profit from climate changing victims (it's a thing), then you must give credit to scientific consensus pinpointing the problem for decades now.
Then, your fears are your own, you own them, if you grow them, you can manage them too. Get some help.