Background Although there is no standard definition for eco-anxiety, most authors define it
as people's emotional reaction of concern, worry, anxiety, and fear in view of global Climate …

Integrated crop-livestock systems (ICLS) can be productive, sustainable, and climate-
resilient agricultural systems compared to specialized and intensive systems. This review …

As scientific evidence of the severity of climate change increases, there are indications that
this represents a significant psychological burden in the form of climate anxiety on the …

Humanity is in a situation in which climate change has a significant impact on all countries of
the world. Countermeasures can mainly be taken through changes in people's behavior or …

With the textile industry satisfying steadily increasing consumption levels, excessive usage
of valuable natural resources provokes a major environmental footprint: 118 billion cubic …

Many firms are striving to improve their environmental positions by presenting their
environmental efforts to the public. To do so, they are applying green marketing strategies to …

Public support is fundamental in scaling up actions to limit global warming. Here, we
analyse how the experience of climate extremes influences people's environmental attitudes …

Three studies investigated habitual worry about global warming as an example of'eco-
anxiety'. The key question was whether such worrying is constructive (a motivated pro …

Young people can be agents of sustainable change. To this end, environmental education
programs aim to promote their environmental knowledge, attitudes, intentions, and …

This paper explores how general environmental knowledge shapes environmental attitudes,
behavioral intentions, and pro-environmental behaviors in relation to the surrounding …