Climate activists Aditya Sahadevan, Shaan Kumar and Zeeshan Khan resolved environmental concerns due to climate change and human errors in central India, 30 years old Zeeshan KhanHe led major campaigns to be sensitive to the emergency population, listening to a club’s discussion where the participants talked about how it had affected them. Almost all participants do not want to have children, because they think this planet is on the way to destroy. Most of them were deeply disturbed when looking at the images of forest fires and landslides in hilly and flood areas in places like Goa and Mumbai. They described having nights without sleep and quickly approached the end of the world hanging on them, Khan said, in Kerala, in Kerala, the 21 -year -old student Aditya Sahadevan had a full worried attack. Viking people when he read the draft environmental impact assessment in 2020. Email. But, when the draft announcement was given, I had an worried attack, he recalled Aditya. What Sahadevan and Khan described as an increased phenomenon, due to the increase in the impact of climate change on the planet. It is called Eco-Anxyiety. What is Eco-ANXIETY? ‘A chronic fear of environmental destruction is the way the American Psychological Association (APA) describes ecological anxiety. Although climate change concerns are healthy, in some individuals, it has created anxiety that hinders their regular activities. It is popular among Z -aged groups and thousands of years, because they are the people who assess the damage of the world they are about to inherit and landslides in the Northern states, floods and landslides in Goa and Maharashtra, in Many other incidents, have left a negative impact on the people. For some people, it has led to a sense of helplessness, despair and prolonged loss. In fact, there are some of my patients who cannot see or hear the news of the environmental disaster, without being activated, he added. Since 2019, when the number of climate disasters stacked on top of each other, many people have been determined with the feeling of anxiety about ecological. Many young couples have discussed with me how they don’t want to have children due to this feeling. Besides them, there are also patients who directly face these environmental disasters and develop anxiety for any related events. Like the dangerous air quality index in Delhi-NCR has made many parents and children worried about stepping out of the house, she shared. Continuous heat waves worldwide – have left many people with the feeling of existence. “I often ask all my actions – ‘If I’m doing enough?’ ‘Can I make any difference?’ ‘What will be the consequence of my actions?’ – And it made me feel guilty and hopeless when I started calculating the carbon footprint of my actions, he said Aditya. Not only carbon footprints, but most of the millenniums and genes Z are really asking about how long this planet will keep. Shaan Kumar, who is the Youth Ambassador at the recent Asia Pacific Climate Week, “So far, the effect of climate change is not tangible – it has been visionary. Now, now, now, There are people who have to replace these events; there are climate refugees. And the activist believes that making their anxiety into action, along with supportive therapy, will be helpful for those who are against it. Such reasons, we have focused on therapeutic with an action plan to eliminate their helpless feeling. Thai, sharing Reddy.zeeshan, who recently launched his campaign #Disposefa to reduce waste created by a treatment mask, found volunteer to support. Movements such as the sixth for the future, safe processing, donating plastic, cleaning the beach, choosing, etc., giving individuals a purpose. Confirmation of doing something to fight the cause of anxiety makes them feel better. Shaan added, part of community action programs giving me hope that I can do. The focus now is rebirth and overcome the damage caused. Research said … Global Survey of Deloitte Global 2019, conducted on Millennials from 42 countries and ZS genes in 10 countries, including India, said that 29% of people were asked from both of them The system found climate change/ environmental protection/ natural disasters is the biggest anxiety. Provides a sense of confirmation- registration of community action programs. It makes you responsible- working in turning grief into a positive result (as shared by psychologist Dr. Ratna Sharma) “Anoxiety has made me responsible for my actions. Mine Environmental activities
