What would Camus have to say about the issue of climate change keeping in mind his book "The Plague"?

Question

I am writing about climate change keeping Albert Camus' "The Plague" in mind. How would Camus react to this modern crisis? Any other thoughts? This is a strange pairing, but very relevent if you think about the issues "The Plague" deals with.

Answer 1

Since the plague started due to a cooling in the Earth's temperatures, he probably would wonder what all the fuss with the Earth warming 1 degree over the last 100 years was about.

Nothing good for life comes from colder temperatures.

Answer 2

He'd probably take a puff of his cigarette and sternly proclaim, "Les Americains... Ils sont merde."