Ecological anxiety

With each passing year, and with every hundredth of a degree Celsius that increases our planet's average temperature, the threat of climate change to our society grows.
This publication deals with the climate crisis and the anxieties it causes. Through the lens of scientific psychology and the latest research, it examines concepts such as ecological anxiety, environmental grief, and solastalgia. It is a summary of psychological research to date in relation to anxiety about climate change. This phenomenon is presented in the context of other psychological concepts and theories.
The book has the potential to find its readership not only among psychologists, sociologists, or philosophers, but also among all representatives of fields that deal with climate issues. It can also appeal to a lay audience interested in the research perspective of psychology on the topic of climate anxiety.