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Hurricane Stress and Climate Anxiety: Social Ties Can Cut Both Ways, Study
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Hurricane Stress and Climate Anxiety: Social Ties Can Cut Both Ways, Study
When Hurricanes Helene and Milton tore through the southeastern United States in 2024, they left behind more than flooded neighborhoods and downed power lines. They left a psychological residue that researchers are only beginning to quantify. A new study published in PLOS Mental Health offers one of the most detailed portraits yet of how the stresses of living through back-to-back hurricanes translate into climate anxiety, the chronic worry many…
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