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October 9, 2025International Journal of Environmental SciencesOpen Access

The Psychological Impact Of Climate Change Worry: Evidence From Uttarakhand, India

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MAMr. Abhinav AtriSSSupriya Srivastava

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This analysis reveals that climate change worry negatively affects psychological well-being, suggesting urgent public health implications.

Key Points

  • Increased climate change worry is linked to lower psychological well-being among adults.
  • The study involved 430 participants across Uttarakhand, indicating significant distress levels.
  • Regression analyses show that climate change worry predicts deterioration in mental health.
  • Highlighting the need for integrating climate-related worry into public health strategies.

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Atri et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e75e6ef55d23b552f57ef6https://doi.org/10.64252/7da5yp85
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