Study: Fear of apocalypse from climate change is causing people not to have children

Researchers surveyed 600 people aged 27 to 45 who had only climate distress over breeding elections and found that 96% of them were too much or extremely concerned about the welfare of future children in a changing climate.

A 27-year-old woman said: “I feel like I can't bring a child with a clean conscience into this world and force him to survive in apocalypse”, reports The Guardian, follows Periscope.

These positions were based on very pessimistic assessments of the impact of global warming in the world, researchers said.

Research also revealed that some people who had already become parents had expressed serious concerns that children had made.

Childbearing also means bringing a person into the world who will produce carbon emissions throughout life that contribute to the deterioration of climate emergencies, but only 60 percent of respondents were concerned about it.

The head of this survey said that the number of people who decided not to have children because of fear of the apocalypse would increase over time. /Periscope