“…Several mental health outcomes were considered in the included studies, including depression (or depressive symptoms) [28,30,31,33], anxiety [28,29,[31][32][33], eco-anxiety/ecological worries [26,32], stress [27,[31][32][33], well-being [30,34], adjustment disorder [33], resilience [33], substance use [33], dysphoria [29], worry about the future [32], cognitive emotional impairment [28], cognitive functional impairment [28], feelings of loss [35], and feelings of suicide ideation [35]. In particular, one study assessed the prevalence of worry about the future, eco-anxiety, and stress and anxiety (combined) among those with higher climate change perception and found an occurrence of 93%, 89%, and 83%, respectively [32].…”