Climate Change Spreads Brain Disease, Or is Climate Change a Brain Disease? By James Reed

Clayton Page Aldern, author of The Weight of Nature: How a Changing Climate Changes Our Brains (2024), believes that climate change has a neurological impact, causing the spread of brain disease. The alleged expansion of climate change can cause, he believes, zoonotic diseases, diseases that jump from animals to humans, to spread. Animals are forced to move to new areas, and thus spread disease. Now stop it right there! Forgetting about the role that human bioweapons labs play, more closer human animal contact does not imply that there will be any increased probability of the necessary mutations occurring to result in the species jump. If a species jumps occur, then it would happen regardless of the presence of humans.

Secondly, it is not any supposed climate change which is causing animal populations to move, but the increased urban encroachments caused by urban expansion because of mass immigration.

Then we have eco-anxiety: "The existential distress caused by environmental change is an all-too-real phenomenon linked to heightened rates of anxiety, depression, and even suicide," Aldern writes. "For these communities, the scars of climate change are not just physical but deeply psychological."

"Eco-anxiety, the chronic fear of environmental doom, is on the rise, particularly among young people," he adds. "It's a generational trauma, a weight carried by those who will inherit a world in chaos."

I would say that it is climate change alarmism, which is the real brain disease!

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2024/09/03/alarmists-cry-climate-change-spreads-brain-disease/

The "neurological burden of climate change is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid," writes Clayton Page Aldern, a former neuroscientist turned environmental journalist.

Global warming is not only destroying the planet, it is also causing "the spread of brain disease," contends Aldern, author of the 2024 book The Weight of Nature: How a Changing Climate Changes Our Brains.

"As rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns reshape ecosystems, they're not just altering landscapes — they're creating new opportunities for neurological ailments to flourish and spread," he argues.

One way that climate change causes brain disease is through the "expansion of zoonotic diseases," he asserts, because as climate change forces animal populations into new territories, "the potential for pathogen spillover grows."

Climate change is also "awakening dormant dangers like the brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri," Aldern states, which can enter the brain through the nasal cavity and cause "devastating meningoencephalitis."

Along with these brain diseases is the well-known psychological phenomenon of "eco-anxiety," especially among children, who buy into the gloom-and-doom climate rhetoric of alarmists.

"The existential distress caused by environmental change is an all-too-real phenomenon linked to heightened rates of anxiety, depression, and even suicide," Aldern writes. "For these communities, the scars of climate change are not just physical but deeply psychological."

"Eco-anxiety, the chronic fear of environmental doom, is on the rise, particularly among young people," he adds. "It's a generational trauma, a weight carried by those who will inherit a world in chaos."

Ironically, the author seems not to notice that the primary cause of this anxiety is the very sort of scaremongering he indulges in.

Climate change activists have studied people's emotional response to climate expressions and purposefully selected the terminology that elicits the strongest reaction.

In July 2018, the Berkeley City Council in California issued a resolution declaring a worldwide "climate emergency," calling it "the greatest crisis in history" after evoking memories of World War II."

No, rather the greatest fraud in history, maybe surpassing even the Covid plandemic.