A new study has claimed that climate change has no effects on a person's mood.
Professor Paul Dolan of Behavioural Science said that it is not necessary that people living in sunny climates are happier than those often exposed to cold or rainy weather, the Independent reported.
He further explained that if it is sunny everyday, you get used to it and the sunshine doesn't make you happier anymore and most of our anxieties come from worrying about the future.
Dolan suggested that to stay happy it is important to pay attention on good things and reallocate all your time towards a cheerful purpose.
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