How to live meaningfully with climate anxiety
From a feeling of powerlessness to fearing that the future is too uncertain to have children, action is needed to tackle a hidden climate mental health crisis, say health experts.
From a feeling of powerlessness to fearing that the future is too uncertain to have children, action is needed to tackle a hidden climate mental health crisis, say health experts.
Join Britt Wray, Director of Stanford University's Special Initiative on Climate Change and Mental Health, to learn about the latest research, and how embracing “climate anxiety” could solve both mental health and ecological problems.
