The 'real' experts all agree that climate change or climate shift as I prefer to call it, is one of the foremost important issues for the planet so yes please look to experts and not the newspapers, social media, the left or the right.
As a physics lecturer, my one main conscience arrow to my students is making them realise that humanity is merely a temporary greasy stain on the planet.
All of us as humans are born, bred and educated by the system to believe that WE are so important, that we are the life blood of earth and that earth = humanity, but in actual real terms, humanity is as important to this planet as an ant is to what we are eating for dinner tonight.
If you believe climate change IS real and increasing rapidly as I and many of my colleagues around the world do, then worry about the future for humanity but do not worry about the future of the planet.
Even if climate change wipes every human from the planet, the planet will in time bring on it's next phase (without the pesky humans).
In time, the carbon chokehold would reduce, seas absorbtion of carbon dioxide would help the gradual restructuring of balance in the atmosphere and ground chemical balance.
It would take around 3 million years to get back to the pre-extinction baseline where large bodied mammals would one again walk the earth and areas like the US, southern Europe and South America would become mega temperate zones with perfect conditions to respawn animal life that would largely consist of DNA altered new species derived from the very few surviving species such as tardigrades (water bears).
The new evolution to the new "humanity" could theoretically be walking worms. That is pot luck as to how nature uses the last surviving and living cell soup and what recipes develop.
We are a quick visitor and even if humanity survives another million years which is by scientific reasoning and current technological advances resulting in almost guaranteed mutual destruction, more or less impossible, we will still have been a fly that landed on the backside of earth, puked up, wrecked parts of the natural order and the planet, then flew off 2 seconds later, only to drop dead.
When humanity and each individual person gets to grip with just how insignificant we are in the clock of the universe, we might just start to love each other, respect each other, stop the self destructive wars and appreciate just how time really is fleeting.
If we do all that, we might just finally live as a decent society and not the absolute hateful and selfish society that is becoming worse every decade.