Teenagers' mental health affected by climate change


By AGENCY

Anxiety over climate change and its effects on Earth is directly affecting 45% of young people surveyed in 10 countries around the world. — AFP

A global study conducted in 10 countries around the world reveals that 45% of young people suffer from eco-anxiety.

Governments’ inaction on climate issues is frequently cited as promoting this distress.

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