Climate change is real. I don't think anyone disputes that. It's been changing since the beginning of time. The world has gone through many ice ages. It's common to find fossils of palm trees in Antarctica. While drilling for oil on the north slope every now and then they drill through tree trunks a couple miles down. Sea shells can be found on top of mountains in places. I once ownd a gold mine that had an ancient river channel way above any current creeks. Fires are normal in the west, which includes California. In just the last few years right around our property over 600,000 acres burned. It doesn't get any press because it's not California and no houses burned.
Every year the weather and conditions are a little different. Floods, fires, heat and cold will always be slightly different from place to place and year to year.
As our population continues to grow, more and more people are building in places where they probably shouldn't be building.
I think it's pretty obvious that nothing that Man can do will affect the climate in any way. Or stop the flooding or stop the wild fires. We just have to learn to live with it.