> There is no "global state of emergency", that only exists in your head
I think this is a matter of perspective. I live in Canada which has its worst forest fire season in history by 4-5x (using acres burned), which scientists say is directly related to man made climate change. One fire was more than 10,000 acres and right on the edge of my city. As in, we had go-bags packed and were ready to leave if the winds shifted.
Local, yes. Caused by global climate change, yes. So is there a global state of emergency? Matter of perspective but I’d suggest that if there isn’t one there damn well ought to be. Whether it is a forest fire on the edge of your city, or sky’s filled with smoke from fires, or climate refugees pouring over your border, or drought caused crop failures in your country, or hydroelectric dam production capacity falling due to decreased river flow, or massive flooding in your region, there isn’t a single person in a single country on this planet not affected in some way.
Meanwhile in Canada (and I believe in parts of the US as well), along the eclipse path the local authorities are issuing states of emergency for… being unable to handle the tourism.