Reducing personal climate risk to reduce personal climate anxiety

Jeremy Fyke and Andrew Weaver ()
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Nature Climate Change, 2023, vol. 13, issue 3, 209-210

Abstract: Climate anxiety, reflecting concerns about the negative impacts of climate change, is growing. Planning and action on individual specific climate risks could be a way to reduce personal climate anxiety.

Date: 2023
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