3 chapters across the catalog
Climate Solutions Economy, Eco-Anxiety in Schools
Proponents of climate education argue that the future economy will be centered on "climate solutions" jobs, necessitating early student engagement. Critics characterize this as "child abuse" and purposeful scaring of children to foster political activism. The discussion also notes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's recent move to remove mentions of climate change from state law.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a campaign linking climate change to mental health conditions like "eco-anxiety" and "solastalgia." The WHO suggests that governments should increase mental health budgets and promotes cycling and walking as solutions that benefit both the planet and individual well-being.
A new psychological phenomenon termed "climate grief" or "eco-anxiety" is discussed, highlighting college students who feel existential dread over the planet's future. The "Good Grief Network" is introduced as a support group that helps individuals process these feelings through 10-step programs and community sessions.
