To My Friends, Family and Future Grandchildren,
I realize my reflection of the past, current and future state of the environment paints a grim and pessimistic picture, but I feel optimistic in our ability to turn planet Earth’s fate around if we all work together and commit to making a change.
by Melissa Chavis
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to clean the earth.
by Angela Rees
Dear Future self,
My views on climate change in 2021 are that I think we have the materials and technology to be more eco friendly but its either too expensive or people don’t understand the difference it makes.
by Anonymous
Dear Earth,
I hope we learned balance, how to coexist with the nature around us.
by Merete Cowles
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise I will only use renewable energy.
by Anonymous
dear future self,
I hope that more people are taking action to save the climate.
by Anonymous
Dear children of all origins,
Invention is what made this world and innovation creation altercation is what will transform it to being FUN-ctional useful and effective in your lives.
by Anonymous
Dear _______,
I hope—I pray—that we’re able to replace these empty human shells with lively, caring, ethical, and determined people.
by Anonymous
Dear Kasia,
I saw so much potential in you since you were born and I hoped that the state of the world would not hinder you and what you decided to do with your brand new life. Now I am an old lady and we are still here, still fighting. Maybe you’ll be writing a similar letter to a baby in your life now.
by Anonymous
Dear Gaby,
I know your children will save the world.
by Anonymous
Dear future self,
I hope there will be a better world in the future.
by Nichapha Choeichomsri
Dear Oscar,
I am going to be honest, the thought of this world ending before we do is quite scary, and it’s what is making me drive to help the world more.
by Anonymous
To “I” before “U”,
What I am is angry.
by Miguel Rendon
Dear future generations,
I hope we have convinced everyone that climate change is in fact real and how important our amazing planet is for the well-being of humanity as well as all of the other beautiful ecosystems.
by Anonymous
dear future self,
I got to experience this problem in my own community, and I know and feel that it is getting closer, bigger, and more devastating over time.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Generations,
I am so sorry. Don’t let this be the future. Fight back.
by Jack Austen
Dear my future self,
I promise to always make sure I recycle things in the right bins and to make sure the planet can become more eco-friendly.
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To my dear daughters,
I hope that you have a future free from the anxieties over climate change we find ourselves in right now.
by Anonymous
Dear future generations,
To save nature is to save us.
by Anonymous
Dear future me,
I will play my part in reducing Co2 by: continuing to eat less beef, recycling, and supporting public awareness & signing petitions. I will also walk or cycle more, be as carbon friendly a consumer as possible (no palm oil/petroleum products) and offset my flights.
by Judith Cox
To my son Gael,
When you were born, my life changed and the future began to make sense.
by Anonymous
To My Children,
I hope for you that you grow up in a world that knows peace and collaboration. I will do everything in my power to do that for you.
by Anonymous
Dear next generation,
I hope that by the time you’re reading this, things have changed and people have started to protect the earth
by Nina Galvao
Dear Bella,
It really is crucial to heed indigenous knowledge regarding rebuilding local food systems. For Indigenous peoples, their knowledge and culture have always required not just to coexist with their environment, but to be firmly rooted in it.
by Anonymous
I pledge to shop less for things I don’t need. Sarah
by Sarah Flanders
We made it
by Ilfinguer Stringuer
Dear Future Self,
I hope that you are one of the people that is demanding not only independent and personal changes but systematic changes.
by Anonymous
We will look back on our time here and ask, “What did I do?”
If we truly live our present moment, maybe you’ll have a future.
by MJ Coren
I will recycle.
by Anonymous
Dear future generation,
I can’t do everything on my own if I choose to do something about it.
by Anonymous
Dear Rowan and Sam,
I knew that big changes were going to come and I was excited that you would be involved in the incredible transformation.
by Stacey Peters
Dear You,
take action. recycle. compost. support local and small businesses. thrift and upcycle. LOVE our home.
by Anonymous
To Future Students,
I’m sure looking back it will seem ridiculous that so many people did not believe in climate change.
by Anonymous
Future,
Keep nature as it is………………….
by Anonymous
To Me When I’m 50,
I know I feel meaningless now, but the fact that I’m even writing to you tells me I have a little hope buried in myself.
by Christine Nguyen
Dear Isabel and Sam,
by Caren Kaufman
