in the 6th grade class have exhausted something that's becoming more and more of an issue says jenny rock, she's a teacher of psychology, english, and spanish, and she's worried about her students, mental health. and yes can do. i think i'm perfectly non and it starts with a great deal of difficulty concentrating. i see there can be anti social behavior. some children quickly start having 10 transmit, which can develop into aggressive behavior, comes to an open access even for hired men, that other kids react differently out so that they might become visibly assess, towers, kite, they might withdrawal and go into themselves, hiding res, good. and it's not just the pressure of school. many children are anxious about the cover and will, and the climate crisis comes out on top. and then there's the role of social media, essentially, the constant feeling of being fired up, comparing yourself to others, waiting for a reaction of the actual believing you have to react quickly. ok. all of that plays a role. there's so much content so much going on in our heads. heads basically aren't big enough

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jenny kumah has the details. china clay mining has played a big role in cornwall�*s local economy for over 200 years. now another material from under these rocks quarry rock. it's taken six years to get right. here's our final product. the battery grade lithium carbonate which was produced earlier. cornwall has a lot of things going for it, so the lithium is here, but also there's 250 years of mining heritage. so we have the infrastructure. we've got a renewable grid. we got a local airport we can fly in and out of. the camborne school of mines is just down the road providing local geologists, so we have all of those key ingredients to be able to build this project. british lithium and mining company imerys have now announced the next step, a joint venture to scale up production and create the uk's first lithium mine. the companies hope to process enough lithium carbonate to around half a million cars a year, and with the government ban on petrol and diesel cars coming in in 2030, the race is on to be prepared. but some feel more needs to be done to get the country ready for electric vehicles. over 70% of the world's batteries currently come f