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Conceptualising Environ-Mental Health: A Socio-Ecological Framework for Mental Health and Wellbeing Amidst Climate Change - Protocol for Framework Development using a Multi-Scoping Umbrella Review

2026-05-27

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<p>Objective: The objective of this framework development process is to conceptualise how individual, relational, and environmental interactions related to climate change mechanistically influence population mental health. <h4>Introduction:</h4> The psychological toll of climate change on human populations, especially younger generations, manifests through a broad spectrum of interconnected and mechanistically com...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/5w9v2_v1

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