Background Climate change is a threat to children's physical health, but there are also
implications for mental well‐being. Additionally, children may experience negative …

Children and youth are showing increasing levels of mental health distress due to the
climate crisis, characterized by feelings of sadness, guilt, changes in sleep and appetite …

Background: Climate change has been shown to be directly linked to multiple physiological
sequelae and to impact health consequences. However, the impact of climate change on …

While the Pacific region stands at the forefront of climate change related impacts, we need to
hear from those most affected especially in terms of the mental health and wellbeing impacts …

Empirical studies of children's climate change action are rare, especially beyond the formal
classroom and among pre-teen youth. This mixed-methods study examined the multi-level …

Climate change poses a significant risk to young children (birth to eight years). Early
childhood education and care is believed to play a pivotal role in guaranteeing young …

Progress in understanding climate change's effects on childr... : Current Opinion in
Pediatrics Progress in understanding climate change's effects on children and youth …

Observed changes in temperature, precipitation patterns, sea level, and extreme weather
are destabilizing major determinants of human health. Children are at higher risk of climate …

Objective There is a growing appreciation that climate change is affecting pediatric mental
health, yet research in this field is in its infancy. The authors aimed to interview researchers …

Introduction Climate change presents a significant risk for the mental and physical health of
young people. In order to identify and properly care for potential mental health impairments …