The Effects of University Students’ Climate Change Anxiety Knowledge Attitude and Behaviours on Their Recycling Behaviour
The Effects of University Students’ Climate Change Anxiety Knowledge Attitude and Behaviours on Their Recycling Behaviour

Author(s): Ali Eren Balıkel
Subject(s): Education, Environmental and Energy policy, Higher Education
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: The Effects of University Students; climate change; anxiety; knowledge; attitude; behaviours; their recycling behaviour;
Summary/Abstract: Although the climate, which fundamentally affects the living and plant life in the region it dominates, has changed since the existence of the world, these changes have occurred over millions of years. The rapidly increasing production and consumption frenzy that started with the Industrial Revolution caused the ozone layer, which forms the outer layer of the atmosphere, to be depleted, and thus the world began to be exposed to harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. This situation caused the temperature increases/decreases, which could take place over millions of years, to occur in short periods such as a few years, and the climate, which affected all life forms, began to change rapidly.

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