If you’re watching the World Cup with the soccer fans in your life, here are six ways to spark climate conversations as the tournament unfolds.
3 Unexpected Ways AI Data Centers Are Harming Our Mental Health
The impact of fossil-fuel-powered data centers on the environment we need to live safe and healthy lives is causing psychological harm.
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Supermom Addie Navarro Helps North Carolina Parents Navigate Eco-Anxiety
Our Supermom this Mental Health Awareness Month is Addie Navarro, a mom of two who teaches a Parenting Climate Resilient Kids workshop in Durham, North Carolina.
What AI Might Mean for Moments of Crisis and the Aftermath of Disasters
One mom shares how despite her concerns about AI and the data centers needed to power it, she believes the technology could play an important role in addressing the mental health impacts of climate change.
Climate Anxiety And The Choice To Parent
Call the Doctor: A Pediatrician’s Journey From Indian Health Services to Climate Work
For 27 years, Lori Byron practiced pediatrics on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. Today, she works night shifts at a regional hospital to free up her days for climate work.
Parenting in the climate crisis with Elizabeth Bechard
Mental Health and Climate Change: What Rolling Back the Endangerment Finding Would Mean for Our Emotional Well-Being
EPA is expected to finalize a rollback of the Endangerment Finding imminently. If successful, this would have profound implications for public health, including our mental health, for generations.
Mental Health and Climate Change: Living With Neurodivergence in a Warming World
Climate change is impacting all our brains—but not all respond to these impacts in the same way. Moms’ Elizabeth Bechard unpacks how neurodivergent children and adults experience climate disruption.
Mental Health and Climate Change: 9 Ways to Build Resilience in a Warming World
The mental health impacts of climate disasters will almost certainly expand in the coming years. The good news is that we have more resources than ever to support individuals and communities in finding ways to build resilience and cope.
Mental Health and Climate Change: Becoming Immense
In the absence of the ordinary, there is profound meaning to be found in grieving for what has been lost to climate change while praying for what comes next in whatever way we know how.