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How climate anxiety determines our reaction to global heating
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Climate anxiety affects a large proportion of the population. Its effects can even have serious consequences for our health. But this anxiety can also make us react. While some people take refuge in denial or paralysis, others use it as a lever for action against global heating.
No, people did not wait for the first IPCC reports before becoming concerned about the environment. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, apprehension about this issue has always been an underlying reality of human activity and the changes it brings about.
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