1. Eco-anxiety encompasses many types of anxiety and emotions that need to be better understood and addressed. 2. In addition to anxiety, ecological emotions like confusion, desire to help, fear, sadness, guilt, anger, and despair are connected to environmental issues and climate change. 3. When discussing eco-anxiety, narratives that reduce it only to a mental health problem should be avoided, and theologians need to be careful about using terms like "hope" without consideration of the complex emotions involved.