"Eco-grief" or "climate anxiety" – fear stemming from climate change – is adding another layer of distress for younger Americans, new research shows, and experts share different ways to cope with those emotions. | NBC News

I try hard to focus on the positive, but sometimes I’m overwhelmed by eco grief from living in the kind of neighborhood where century old trees are taken down so a new swimming pool can get more sun, trees are disfigured so tree nuts don’t fall in driveways or leaves fall on resource-greedy lawns; backpack mosquito blowers spray with abandon from March through November, light pollution from decorative lighting destroys the dark/light rhythm of nature from dusk to dawn, lawn chemical hoses drench