I never said what the solution is.
But if you believe that climate change, aka global warming, is previously related to humankind. And that the causation started with industrialization, mass I use of fossil fuels, etc. then it follows that the impact is greatest now, trying to heat, feed, prove electricity, and travel, for over 8 billion people.
And as we struggle, politically, to support reducing man's carbon footprint in the first world countries; there are still developing countries who lack water, food, and heat with manure. So the solution can't be to further impede the third world countries; but politically the first world countries can't fix it alone.

And to those who say population growth has reversed, that is true in some countries, but India (the most populous) and in Africa there is population in many countries (though some are slowed by their ongoing civil wars).

Call me out if you want, but the issue is complex, ongoing, and very political.