Disaster Technical Assistance Center Supplemental Research Bulletin: Climate Change and Behavioral Health
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This document describes how climate change affects people's mental health. It explains that extreme weather events, like hurricanes and wildfires, can cause stress and anxiety. People may feel worried about the future or sad about losing their homes. The bulletin also talks about how some groups, like children and older adults, might be more affected than others. It suggests ways to help people cope with these feelings by providing support and resources. Overall, it highlights the importance of understanding the link between climate change and mental well-being to better support communities in need.
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