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Climate Anxiety Features and Factors: A Mixed-Methods Study of Professional Perspectives
There is increasing Climate anxiety evidence of the mental health implications associated with climate change. Climate anxiety encompasses a wide range of both adaptive and maladaptive responses to potential and realised consequences of climate change, including despair, hopelessness, and stress, al
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