Let me admire that the title of your studies is very fascinating. I do agree that  "climate change" is a complex issue for mankind. I would like to ask that unexpected weather changes like this are the signal of human beings associated with their beliefs?

Thanks for asking. In my opinion, the answer is yes, because unpredictable weather changes should serve as a signal for everyone to gain their knowledge and beliefs about climate change no longer as it did years ago. According to the IPPC (2013) report, children born around 2000 are more likely to experience carbon dioxide (CO²) concentration in the atmosphere at between 463 and 623 parts per million by volume (ppmv) compared to about 400 ppmv during the year 2016. They seem to live with 8.4-11.3 billion people on the planet from 0.80⁰C to 2.60⁰C warmer, with sea levels higher between 5-32 cm compared to 1990. However, changing people's beliefs about climate change is not easy. This is because it also depends on the individual's perception of climate change. As stated by Wolf, J., & Moser, SC (2011) perception of climate change is strongly determined by beliefs held by individuals about the functioning of nature and what would constitute a 'good life', fairness, and the appropriate role of individuals versus markets and the government ”. Therefore, the role of disseminating knowledge of climate change is crucial for them to be more prepared for climate change.