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Feelings of anxiety, fear or uncertainty about the future stemming from individuals’ awareness regarding climate change and other environmental threats are described as eco-anxiety.
Affected age groups
Eco-anxiety can be observed in all age groups, but it is observed more frequently among young people.
Coping strategies
Some ways to cope with eco-anxiety include:
- Recognizing and accepting emotions.
- Considering small, achievable actions for change and taking part in collective efforts.
- Spending time in nature, which supports mental well-being alongside environmental awareness.
- Increasing knowledge about the environmental issues causing concern by reading relevant books to raise awareness.