Climate anxiety
‘Climate anxiety’ describes the increasing phenomenon of experiencing chronic stress, anguish and anxiety about climate change. The intense emotions associated with climate anxiety can include fear, grief, powerlessness, uncertainty and hopelessness about the future, and more.
To learn more about climate anxiety, as well as how you can manage the effects and find support, check out the articles below.
Everything you need to know about climate anxiety
Climate anxiety, or chronic fear and stress about climate change, is becoming more common. Here’s everything you need to know about climate anxiety.
Practical ways to cope with climate anxiety
Hearing about climate change can be distressing. Here are some tips on how to cope.
Shanella's story: Climate change makes me worried about my elders and family
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman Shanella Majid tells us about her experience with climate anxiety living in Seisia in Far North Queensland.
5 ways to manage your wellbeing during the bushfires
During the bushfires, communities have shown their resilience and generosity of spirit in ways that can be empowering for those affected.
How can you help people affected by the drought?
Find out how you can show your support for people affected by the drought.