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Eco-Anxiety on the Rise as Climate Change Impacts Intensify

  • Europe is experiencing more extreme weather like heatwaves, wildfires, and floods.
  • Eco-anxiety refers to chronic fear of environmental catastrophe and is becoming more common.
  • Feelings of frustration, powerlessness, and hopelessness characterize eco-anxiety.
  • The UN says countries are off track in meeting climate goals, fueling eco-anxiety.
  • Some eco-anxiety can motivate positive change, but too much harms mental health.
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