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Sustainability
Climate change (CC) is one of the most urgent challenges of our time. Research suggests that pro-environmental behaviors (PEB) are essential to address this crisis, encompassing sustainable consumption (e.g., recycling or saving energy) and active ...
Laura López-García +3 more
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Climate change (CC) is one of the most urgent challenges of our time. Research suggests that pro-environmental behaviors (PEB) are essential to address this crisis, encompassing sustainable consumption (e.g., recycling or saving energy) and active ...
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2023
Abstract Based on a literature review of climate change, mental health, globalization, and case studies, as well as the author’s experience of living in rural communities, this chapter analyzes the anxiety brought about by climate change among rural communities in Zambia, which are predominantly reliant on agriculture, and how people ...
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Abstract Based on a literature review of climate change, mental health, globalization, and case studies, as well as the author’s experience of living in rural communities, this chapter analyzes the anxiety brought about by climate change among rural communities in Zambia, which are predominantly reliant on agriculture, and how people ...
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Eco‐anxiety in youth: An integrative literature review
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2022AbstractClimate 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 well defined in the literature, but generally refers to distress, worry, or concern related to the climate change crisis. Young people will be chronologically more exposed
Hailie Brophy +2 more
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Neural pathways to resilience: Leveraging neuroscience to understand and mitigate eco‐anxiety
Annals of the New York Academy of SciencesAs climate change increasingly impacts global health, the psychological ramifications are becoming a significant concern, especially the phenomenon known as eco‐anxiety. This anxiety stems from the chronic fear of environmental doom and affects a growing
Burcin Ikiz, Joshua M. Carlson
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From Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Resilience
2023Abstract “Eco-anxiety” is the now-popular term for realistic fear in the face of multiple collective ecological crises, from contagions to climate change and many others. All share the disruption of our delusion of being separate from and superior to the natural world. Every crisis shakes this delusion even as it destabilizes individuals
Linda Buzzell, Craig Chalquist
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Eco-Anxiety and Pandemic Distress
2022Abstract In recent decades, as environmental destruction has become more extreme and prevalent around the planet, the way that humans experience the natural world has also changed, giving rise to more frequent and intense experiences of eco-anxiety.
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Sustainability
Background: Human activity is recognised as a major contributor to changes in Earth’s climate, land surface, oceans, ecosystems, and biodiversity. These alterations are largely due to greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, mass pollution, and land ...
R. Pasquariello +4 more
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Background: Human activity is recognised as a major contributor to changes in Earth’s climate, land surface, oceans, ecosystems, and biodiversity. These alterations are largely due to greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, mass pollution, and land ...
R. Pasquariello +4 more
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Eco-Anxiety as a Global Affect
2023Abstract This chapter studies eco-anxiety not only as a personally self-contained feeling but also as a collective and global affect in relation to environmental disasters that seem ubiquitous. This chapter adopts affect theory, which sheds light on emotions in connection to inner processes as well as external environmental conditions ...
Jaouad Achtitah, Said Mentak
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Using the process model of eco‐anxiety in group work
Annals of the New York Academy of SciencesGroup work is regarded as an especially promising method for engaging with eco‐anxiety and other difficult eco‐emotions. This article introduces a new method for facilitated group work based on the process model of eco‐anxiety and ecological grief ...
Panu Pihkala
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From roots to action: how adolescent nature exposure and adult eco-anxiety foster pro-environmental behavior [PDF]
Current PsychologyScholars and international agencies have raised alarms about the irreversible destruction of natural habitats, emphasizing the urgent need for action to preserve healthy ecosystems.
Sylvia Kratz, Kirsten McEwan
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