"While older people say they heard about it in their 40s or 50s, many younger people like me have grown up hearing about it, to the extent that we don't remember a life where we didn't know about climate change. We've literally never known a world that wasn't on the precipice."
"But younger Indians, particularly from the Gen Z cohort, were more likely to be affected by stress, anxiety and chronic illnesses," said the study.
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