Climate Change Concerns Impact on Young Australians’ Psychological Distress and Outlook for the Future

This academic study aims to evaluate the extent of climate change concern in young people aged 15–19, its association with various demographic factors and its impact on psychological distress and future outlook.

Author(s): Shu Mei Teo, Caroline X Gao, Naheen Brennan, Nicholas Fava, Magenta B Simmons, David Baker, Debra J Rickwood, Ellie Brown, Amity E Watson, Vivienne Browne, Sue Cotton, Eóin Killackey, Tamara Freeburn, Kate M Filia, Isabel Zbukvic, Catherine L Smith , Patrick McGorry
Organisation: Journal of Environmental Psychology
Year Published: 2024
Language: English

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