By iastoppers.in

What is Climate Anxiety? Are you suffering from this?

Climate anxiety affects about 85% of young people globally, triggered by constant exposure to news about climate change.

The term "eco-anxiety" describes the distress caused by awareness of environmental degradation.

Symptoms of climate anxiety include guilt, grief, shame, and anger, affecting daily life and behavior.

Severe eco-anxiety can lead to panic attacks, paralysis, and hinder climate action.

Climate anxiety is a rational response to environmental crises, not classified as a mental illness.

It is a prevalent condition, with 84% of young people moderately worried about climate change.

Feelings of responsibility and government inadequacy contribute to climate anxiety among youth.

Collective climate actions, like recycling and energy conservation, can help alleviate eco-anxiety.

Social support and community involvement are key to improving mental well-being related to climate concerns.