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Connecting climate feelings to climate action

Posted on January 16, 2023April 28, 2025 by Grantham Institute

Jessica Newberry Le Vay, Junior Policy Fellow in Climate Change and Health, and Dr Emma Lawrance, Mental Health Lead, members…

Posted in Health, PolicyTagged Climate Action, climate cares, climate change, connection, COP, COP27, Health, mental health, mental wellbeing, Policy, resilience1 Comment on Connecting climate feelings to climate action
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