In recent years, the term climate anxiety has gone from obscure to familiar, underscoring a growing awareness of how witnessing escalating climate disasters affects our mental health.
What we found was that climate change anxiety was associated with higher depression symptoms only for those students who were not engaged in collective action. For those who were engaged in collective action, climate change anxiety was actually not associated with depression, Lowe says.
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