If this doesn't serve as a wake-up call about the climate crisis, I don't know what will.
In the USA, nothing will because everything is political. Approximately 40% of the US voters will always vote Republican. Approximately 40% will always vote Democratic. The Republican voters are in general more deeply religious and more susceptible to being told what to think. So Republican leaders say that climate change is a myth and there is a sort of expectation that it can't destroy the world because that would prevent Jesus from coming back again, so God/Jesus will intervene to prevent the world from being destroyed. Scott Adams isn't particularly religious but he is definitely conservative and he says that if it gets bad enough, we'll just whip up some new tech to fix all the problems (although that hasn't happened yet and may never happen). To be honest, people who try to get climate change skeptics to change their mind do so in the dumbest ways possible, like pushing a teenage girl in Sweden as an full fledged "expert" voice on climate matters. And the more unhinged and desperate the climate change warners get to try to get the other side to pay attention, the more they are actually driving them away. I gave up a long time ago on climate change stuff ever getting fixed because even if, let's say, the entire USA somehow believes it's real and even the Republican voters are fully supporting steps to limit climate change damage, nobody at all can ever stop Brazil, India, Russia and China from polluting because it's in their best economic interests to do so. So if climate change is real and devastating, we're doomed.