The article discusses the dual impact of social media on teenagers, highlighting both mental health and environmental consequences. It reveals that increased social media use correlates with a rise in depression and anxiety among teens. Additionally, it notes that social media, specifically platforms like TikTok, generates significant carbon emissions due to user engagement. Designers hold a responsibility to acknowledge the
the designers of these social media platforms need to recognize the potential negative effects of their designs on the mental health of users and the environment.
Endless scrolling and content consumption contribute significantly to CO₂ emissions, showcasing a critical link between digital habits and environmental impact.
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