Converging global evidence highlights the dire consequences of climate change for human
mental health and wellbeing. This paper summarises literature across relevant disciplines to …

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 …

As the ecological crisis grows more intense, people experience many forms of eco-anxiety
and ecological grief. This article explores the broad process of encountering eco-anxiety …

The emergence of concern about and evidence of climate change has been argued to
create a cultural milieu unique to the Millennial generation (born between 1981 and 1996) …

Climate change‐related eco‐anxiety in young people has made headlines around the
world, but most study of this phenomenon has been limited to adults. Eco‐anxiety is still not …

Young people are disproportionally impacted by heatwaves, floods, droughts, and other
impacts of climate change. They also have unique potential to catalyze the transformative …

Climate anxiety refers to the negative emotional reactions that a person can experience in
response to climate change irrespective of prior direct experience with it. Research suggests …

Climate change is an existential threat facing humanity on a global scale. To handle this
problem, all societal actors, including young people, need to get involved. This narrative …

Introduction There is increasing recognition of the mental health burden of climate change
and the effects on general well-being, even in those who have not (yet) experienced direct …

Few studies have explored climate change worry in an in-depth manner among
adolescents. Through survey studies with two cohorts of adolescents (2010, 2019/2020) we …