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Repeated heatwaves fuel eco-anxiety and anger among youth: 'It feels like we're living in a dystopia'
Repeated heatwaves in France since May have caused frustration and anxiety among younger generations, who describe the situation as 'the coolest summer of the rest of their lives.' Youth report feelings of eco-anxiety and anger, likening their reality to a dystopia.
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