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Using a climate justice lens, we argue that climate-anxiety research is still dominated by Western institutions, authors, and agendas. We also argue that current research reproduces knowledge inequities and subtle forms of agenda-setting and epistemic colonization.

I am happy to share our recently published article on climate change-anxiety. Together with Dr. Gulnaz Anjum, PhD and Dr. Mudassar Aziz, we analyzed 579 peer-reviewed articles (from 2000 to 2024) to examine how the scholarship has evolved over time.