A recent study by researchers from the M. Nencki Institute and other institutions explores the emotional impact of climate change on pro-climate actions. It highlights the concept of 'solastalgia', a unique sadness associated with environmental loss. The study identifies eight dominant emotions related to climate change, including anger and guilt, and emphasizes that long-term emotions are more effective in motivating pro-climate behavior than short-term feelings. The researchers advocate for using emotional knowledge to inspire collective action against climate change. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)