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Culturally embedded affect: A grounded theory of recursive eco-emotional processing in young adults in Nepal and India
The climate and ecological crises disproportionately affect communities from low-and-middle-income-countries, yet to date most studies of eco-emotions have been with Western populations. This study sought to investigate the views and experiences of young adults in Nepal and India regarding emotional
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