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  • Environmental Science
  • Public Health

Background:

  • Climate change anxiety is a significant global concern impacting individual well-being.
  • Psychological interventions for climate anxiety may have complex, unintended consequences on social and environmental outcomes.
  • A comprehensive framework is needed to evaluate interventions beyond individual psychological effects.

Approach:

  • Developed a multiple needs framework to analyze climate change anxiety interventions across individual, social, and environmental outcomes.
  • Conducted a systematic literature review to assess the effects of various interventions.
  • Utilized the framework to contextualize findings and identify intervention patterns.

Key Points:

  • Interventions focusing on problem-focused action, emotion management, and social connection show the most beneficial effects across multiple outcomes.
  • Some interventions may negatively impact individual, social, or environmental outcomes.
  • Further research is needed to assess interventions' combined effects on all three outcome types.

Conclusions:

  • The multiple needs framework offers a holistic approach to understanding climate change anxiety intervention effectiveness.
  • Effective interventions should consider impacts on individual, social, and environmental dimensions.
  • An interactive website disseminates findings for diverse stakeholders.