Helping tackle the War On Wildlife
In his Guardian column this morning George Monbiot admits to being close to burn out. He says that “I believe resilience is the most useful human quality…but in 2019 I felt my resolve begin to weaken at times as it has never done before.
Eco-anxiety is all around us, writes Charlie Moores, it’s what we do about it that matters.
‘Eco-anxiety’ is described as “a fairly recent psychological disorder afflicting an increasing number of individuals who worry about the environmental crisis”. Sufferers say that “no matter what they do, they are convinced that it is never enough”. Charlie Moores talks with three front-tline activists about guilt, coping, and giving yourself a break…
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