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Among the effects of climate change are more extreme weather events, such as Typhoon Haiyan, Superstorm Sandy, and a severe drought stretching across much of the Western United States. On this edition of Making Contact we’ll take a deeper look at the social and psychological impacts of climate change, and the weight of inaction.
More information
- Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration: Types of Disaster
- Psychologists for Social Responsibility: Climate change and mental health
- NJ Spotlight: More Than 25% of Sandy Victims Still Experience Mental-Health Aftereffects
- NJ Spotlight: State Tries To Reach People With Post-Sandy Mental Health Issues
- NJ Spotlight: Sandy Survivors Still Bear Emotional Scars Of Their Ordeal
- NJ Spotlight: Rebuilding Lives: Helping Sandy Survivors Deal with Depression
- Monmouth University: NJ Survivor Panel: Survivor Mental Health
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