Wasps and hornets aren't bees.

Bees in danger of extinction are mostly certain bumble bees.

Actually they really don't love the rising temperature at all, because that combined with human activity directly is killing a lot of their food sources, which is why many are endangered. Wasps are important pollinators as well as bees, so if they go it will make life even more difficult for a lot of different flowers. Also, how often are you actually stung by wasps or hornets? Do they actively hunt you down and attack you? I've spent many calm evenings sitting and watching wasps fly around various flowers and bushes right next to me and never been bothered by them.

Thinking we just need to save honey bees is kind of like thinking we need to save cows from extinction, they're domesticated.

Carpenter bees are easy. If they're eating your house, just get a trap. Aside from a rare wasp, they're the only things that get in those.

Looks like this:

https://www.bonanza.com/listings/Kentucky-red-Cedar-Carpenter-Bee-Trap/1482301003?goog_pla=1&gpid=&keyword=&goog_pla=1&pos=&ad_type=pla&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpc-oBhCGARIsAH6ote9YNQRqdtnYh8MpaZBskM6Yag3GctqOIScCZQJTckdi29qZVsSnBTgaAoDdEALw_wcB

Also, sure the carpenter bees aren't actually bumblebees? I can't tell 'em apart in flight.

Wasp and hornet populations are bigger than ever

They're not non honey bees!

Non honey bees are things like the blue banded bee, or the burrowing bee!