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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND MENTAL HEALTH

📘 Volume 11 📄 Issue 8 📅 august 2025

👤 Authors

Dr. Madhumita Baidya, Priyanka Das 1
1. Department of Education, Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University, Department of Education, Purulia, West Bengal

📄 Abstract

Environmental issues and mental health both are the emerging topic in global level. Maximum studies recognize that mental health is directly and indirectly affected by environment. Residential crowding, loud noise, air pollution and climate change are the causes of behavioural disturbances such as stress, depression, aggression and anxiety. Where environmental education deals with various rules and has significant impact on human health. It helps to know about the interdependency of living things and to promote sustainability by developing a sense of responsibility of human being toward environment. Environmental education is highly relevant for individuals to decrease the mental illness. Today’s young generation is suffering from various mental health issues. So, it is very necessary to introduce environmental education as a compulsory subject at each level of education, including university level to resolve environmental issues and improve mental health.

🏷️ Keywords

Climate Change Education Environment Mental Health Pollution SDGs

🔗 DOI

View DOI - (https://doi.org/10.36713/epra23746)

📚 How to Cite:

Dr. Madhumita Baidya, Priyanka Das , ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND MENTAL HEALTH , Volume 11 , Issue 8, august 2025, EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR) , DOI: https://doi.org/10.36713/epra23746

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https://cdn.eprapublishing.org/article/202508-01-023746.pdf

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