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view article - Climate Change and Mental Health: Who Is Hit Hardest and Why? 11.04.2025 view article - Climate Change and Mental Health: Who Is Hit Hardest and Why? Environment Climate Change Climate Change and Mental Health: Who Is Hit Hardest and Why? More than 85% of the mental and physical health burden of climate change falls on children under the age of five. Guest Authors Amber Acquaye, Deepika Shaligram