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To me,

I want to not forget what the Earth was like, how the trees were shaped, what the planet looked like. I want to remember the cold, snowy winters, and the fun, warm filled summers. I hope that the world will still be green, and I hope the icecaps are still there. The world will be much different than when it was then (now). Hopefully civilization still address global warming, even if it is a greater deal now (future). So when I read this, I want you to remember, and don’t forget.

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