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In this film, Jack Harries spotlights the impact of climate anxiety on people from all corners of the world; what it means to them, how it directly affects them, and what we can all do to harness this negative energy and turn it into positive action.

In part one of the latest Seat at the Table installments, Jack Harries is on a mission to discover why 60% of young people around the world suffer from Climate Anxiety and what we can do to help them. In this episode, he talks to leading psychotherapist and researcher Caroline Hickman, actor and UN environmental ambassador Aidan Gallagher, and the UK Secretary of State for Education, Nadhim Zahawi. His mission takes him to the Philippines to see first-hand how the climate crisis and climate anxiety are impacting the people that call it home. All carbon emissions created in making this episode have been offset twice. 0.06 Introduction 1.29 What is Climate Anxiety? 2.37 Meeting psychotherapist, Caroline Hickman 4.28 Speaking to Force of Nature’s founder Clover Hogan 06.55 Meeting Nadhim Zahawi, the UK’s Secretary of State for Education 10.08 Visiting a Welsh school to hear the students’ views on climate anxiety 14.15 The climate change impact in the Philippines 20.04 The climate anxiety divide 21.44 Speaking to actor and UN environmental ambassador, Aidan Gallagher

In part two of the latest Seat at the Table installments, Jack Harries travels to Iceland to see the climate impact on their vanishing glaciers; discovers how the process of grieving can help those suffering with climate anxiety; and talks to Icelandic Prime Minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir. Back in London, he meets with climate justice activist Daze Aghaji who joins him at a grief workshop specially designed for those feeling the sting of ecophobia, then premieres his latest film that helps teachers navigate the climate conversation with their students. All carbon emissions created in making this episode have been offset twice. 0.06 Introduction 1.28 The climate change impact in Iceland 5.46 Grieving for glaciers 7.29 Meeting Iceland’s Prime Minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir 9.47 Jack’s personal climate anxiety 10.50 Grief workshops with Nessie Reid & Daze Aghaji 14.26 Why are school students not taught how to cope with climate anxiety? 14.57 Meeting Scarlett Westbrook 18.41 Jack presents his film to the students 22.33 What has Jack learned from his journey?

Watch all the Sustainability YTOs here: https://yt.be/SustainabilityYTO Episode 1: The climate crisis is causing rising sea levels and nowhere is this more apparent than in the Isles of Scilly - a coastal UK area that’s just years away from being submerged. So I’m talking to Sir David Attenborough and other climate activists around the world about what we can do before it’s too late. …Or is it already too late? To see everything that YouTube and Google are doing to create a more sustainable Earth, please visit http://sustainability.google. In association with Earthrise (http://www.earthrise.studio) 0:00 Intro 1:39 The Set Up 3:31 Sir David Attenborough 5:14 Cambodia 8:00 Isles Of Scilly 14:00 Maldives 17:38 Taking Action

Watch all the Sustainability YTOs here: https://yt.be/SustainabilityYTO Episode 2: The way we farm food is contributing to climate change so I’m looking at innovative ways to grow it instead. Poppy Okotcha guest stars to discuss regenerative agriculture which not only stops the release of carbon but reduces the amount of it in the atmosphere. To see everything that YouTube and Google are doing to create a more sustainable Earth, please visit http://sustainability.google. In association with Earthrise (http://www.earthrise.studio) 0:00 Intro 2:01 Totnes 7:00 Bangkok 11:45 Underground Farming 15:04 Food Choices

Watch all the Sustainability YTOs here: https://yt.be/SustainabilityYTO Episode 3: How bad is the air pollution created by vehicles? I’m in South London talking to both the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and locals to talk about how deadly it’s become - and how a nine-year-old recently became the first British person to die from air pollution-related asthma. Then I’m heading to India where sadly it’s even worse. To see everything that YouTube and Google are doing to create a more sustainable Earth, please visit http://sustainability.google. In association with Earthrise (http://www.earthrise.studio) 0:00 London Pollution 4:49 India 6:55 Health Crisis 8:41 Taking Action 10:52 Waste Tires 15:25 The Electric Roller 18:18 Step Up

Watch all the Sustainability YTOs here: https://yt.be/SustainabilityYTO Episode 4: The number of weather-related disasters has increased 5-fold over the past 50 years. So I’m visiting Britain’s Met Office to see how weather forecasting works because it’s an alarm system we take for granted. I also spend some time in a unique wave machine to feel the effects of flooding. To see everything that YouTube and Google are doing to create a more sustainable Earth, please visit http://sustainability.google. In association with Earthrise (http://www.earthrise.studio) 0:00 Intro 1:39 The Met Office 4:39 Oxfordshire 7:42 HR Wallingford 10:30 German Flooding 14:59 Intense Discussions 19:09 Peak District

Watch all the Sustainability YTOs here: https://yt.be/SustainabilityYTO Episode 5: I’m in Cumbria to look at the devastating impact of wildfires and training with a specialist wildfire team which is so much harder than you’d think. Plus, I’m talking to firefighters in Cape Town, South Africa who’ve had to deal with unprecedented blazes that are threatening the future of once-vibrant communities. To see everything that YouTube and Google are doing to create a more sustainable Earth, please visit http://sustainability.google. In association with Earthrise (http://www.earthrise.studio) 0:00 Cumbria 5:20 Firefighters 9:14 Cape Town 15:31 Firefight Training 19:01 The Future