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Over 3,000 voices: Understanding how climate change shapes the minds and lives of young people in Australia
Young people are especially vulnerable to the mental health impacts of climate change. Yet the mechanisms linking climate change to mental health remain unclear. This study explored how climate change shapes the emotions, thoughts, and behaviours of young people from Australia, and the implications
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