Eco guilt strikes most Americans four times a month

Eco guilt strikes most Americans four times a month

The average American experiences 48 days of annual “eco guilt” — the feeling that they could be doing more to help the environment. A new survey of 2,000 Americans pinpointed the specific number of days per month that people feel…

As the planet warms up, 4.2 million French people are strongly affected by eco-anxiety, according to a study revealed on Tuesday by Ademe. Sometimes driven by action or invaded by a feeling of impotence, they fear for humanity and struggle not to "spoil into the wall" themselves. - TESTIONS - "I deprived myself of everything": eco-anxiety, they live the anguish for the future of the planet (Environment).

It is the part of the French population claiming "ecoanxiety" to varying degrees, according to a study published on 15 April by the Agency of the Ecological Transition (Ademe). Led by the Observatory of Ecoanxiety of the consulting firm Éconoia, e...

While certain profiles are more at risk, no segment of the population is spared from anxiety linked to the ongoing environmental catastrophe, according to a study by Ademe. "I'm afraid we won't make it. I'm afraid that tomorrow, life will be hell, with wars, famines, droughts, floods, and the disappearance of life." This anxiety, which 15-year-old Gingko described to Reporterre in 2022, is far from isolated. In the face of the climate crisis, ec…

Eco anxiety – environment doom

I’m struggling to function under the weight of something I don’t knowhow to manage any more — what I now understand is called eco-anxiety. I think I’ve felt it for years, but lately it’s become overwhelming.Every time I read the news — about rising temperatures, deforestation,mass extinction, wildfires — I feel this flood of dread, guilt andhelplessness. I recycle, use public transport and have tried to change mylifestyle, but it never feels lik…

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