The invisibility of environmental threats, coupled with their typically delayed impacts, contributes to

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The concept of psychological distance refers to the degree of emotional separation between oneself and a perceived threat or issue. Environmental threats are often viewed as distant in terms of both temporal and spatial proximity, meaning they are perceived as less urgent and less relevant to immediate concerns. This can lead to psychological distancing and a lack of motivation to address the issue.

The Invisibility of Environmental Threats, Coupled with Their Typically Delayed