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October 30, 2017
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To my future children and grandchildren,

Today it was 70 in New England on October 26th 2017 where by now people should be bundled up for the normal fall temperatures. That isn’t happening anymore sadly – As you can see the world has evolved and changed so much based off everyone’s involvement in some way. I want you to know climate change has been an overall concern back in my good days as well but I made the change to help focus and preserve our world for the sake of future generations. Staying green with energy and resources is something we need to do everyday to conserve our world. Change how you use resources, change how people act, change how people look at renewable safe energy and preserving resources, and change how you think just like I did.  Without this and carelessly burning harmful fuels to run things we are constantly destroying the planet you are born to love and without this will soon become inhabitable for anyone or any living organism. You can step up and make the change like me and be a hero for the next generations after you and make that difference and show everyone that climate change is real and scary and we need to act now. I know you can do it – because I did.

Sincerely,

– Tylar

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