Mental Health Climate Change
Exploring the relationship between physical activity, flood experience, eco-anxiety, and youth well-being in a changing climate. Scientific Reports.
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Mental Health Climate Change
• Research & Reports
Life Stage and Reproductive Health Mental Health
Climate change affects young people’s health more than adults’, yet teens often have few chances to take action. The findings suggest that for adolescents, feelings of worry and constant thinking about climate change can actually strengthen their environmental concern, underscoring the need to give them more opportunities to act.
• Research & Reports
Direct Injuries Air Pollution
Around 270,000 children under 5 die annually from wildfire smoke, mostly in low-income countries. Studies link exposure to serious physical and mental health effects, with recent research in Mozambique showing spikes in hospital visits after fires.
• News
Governance and Policy Youth Voices
This study examines how children and youth are represented in IPCC Assessment Reports. It found more mentions in recent reports, but the roles of children and youth are still too narrowly described.
• Research & Reports
Nutritional Diseases Food Systems
Researchers explore how irrigation expansion affects child diet diversity—a key indicator of micronutrient intake and development—in the Global South. While irrigation generally improves dietary outcomes in rural areas, water stress can limit these benefits and influence nutrition impacts.
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