The Telephone of Hope has served 1,682 people, 47 for suicidal reasons. The average is nine people per day, 20% less than the same period in 2024. The main problems that have motivated contacting the Telephone of Hope have been anxiety, loneliness, and depression. This was explained this Monday by the president of the Telephone of Hope in the Balearic Islands, Maria Antònia Mateu, and the spokesperson for the association, Lino Salas, who took the opportunity to present the poster and slogan ("You can choose another future") for the International Day for the Prevention of Suicide (September 10), according to the ag.

Environmentalism has focused attention on environmental degradation. Unfortunately, the data and information from ecologists, climate experts, and social scientists are inconsistent and point in the same direction: toward a significant worsening of the living conditions of humanity and the planet. They therefore confirm the global magnitude of the ecosocial crisis and indicate that we are approaching a collapse scenario. Simultaneously, as more sensitized and informed citizens have become aware of this situation of degradation and have become conscious of the moribund state of no return, they have also developed a chronic fear of the vital and existential consequences that the end of industrial civilization could bring. This is a natural and predictable psychological reaction that has become popularly known as eco-anxiety, a state of mind that affects more and more people.