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The Morning Show
Thursday, January 4, 2018, 7:22am
By Breann Schossow

Damage associated with climate change isn't just associated with water shortages, wildfires and storms. It's likely also playing a role in mental health on a mass scale, according to a 2017 American Psychological Association report. Join us as we discuss the ways concern over climate change can affect people and get tips for dealing with what some call "ecoanxiety."

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