Increasing climate change-related extreme weather events and imminent resource scarcity are not only a threat to physical health but also carry a high risk for mental illness which entails increasing vulnerability especially for marginalized groups. According to Public Mental Health, counteracting these risks by mitigation and adaptation needs to be recognized as a global responsibility by society as a whole.
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Rottke, D., Cirstea, A., Bokhof, B., Liebau, L. D., Pöhlmann, L., & Knebusch, V. (2023). Public mental health and climate crisis. Public Health Forum, 31(3), 158–161. https://doi.org/10.1515/pubhef-2023-0078
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