Any time you have an emotional response to a headline, it’s a good indicator that you might be being manipulated. Neutral facts don’t need to enrage us or make us fear for our lives. Remember, there is no “news” in modern day, everything is media.
Not if you're numb, but it's healthy and normal to have positive emotional responses to the factually delightful, and negative emotional responses to the factually horrific.
Same with people claiming ‘climate anxiety’ is good for children because it encourages action: constant negative emotions encourage pointless reflexive behaviour like gluing yourself to a road.
Bee colonies in the US have had lots of problems for a long time. Linking bee survival to climate change is an effective way to make heatwave story more exciting. The fear is needed to make it interesting. But the fear isn’t really helpful.
And this is one of the issues with trumpeting every phenomenon and claiming it means we are immediately doomed (as top level poster does here).
When the phenomenon turn out to not be real or not as portrayed then it is assumed there is no real issue. Sort of a boy who cried wolf scenario.