Piyaset/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Young people are taking climate action into their own hands as distrust over lawmakers' ability to tackle global warming continues to grow. Children and young adults are experiencing "widespread" psychological distress over government handling of the looming climate crisis, according to a recent study published in Lancet Planetary Health. "Kids are very media savvy. They're not living in a cave," Lisa Van Susteren, a general and forensic psychiatrist and co-author of the study, told ABC News. "They have heard about what the future ...