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Kiffer George Card, Assistant Professor in Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University

Climate change and extreme heat are making us more anxious

The rising frequency and intensity of heat waves has been affecting people's mental health by triggering various forms of emotional distress including eco-anxiety, (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)

Globally, heat waves have become an increasingly frequent summer affair, as much of the world faces extremely high temperatures.

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