Offering children honest answers to their questions about climate catastrophe isn"t always easy, though. Parents instinctively want to protect their kids from "painful, scary, traumatic stuff", Hickman says. But although climate anxiety is distressing, it"s also rational, she and her co-authors contend. So when a 10-year-old child asks, "is it true that in 100 years the Earth will be burned to a crisp?" it"s "not pure fantasy", Hickman says. "It"s not, "Mummy, can sharks fly?" The question is grounded in reality."

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