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Dear Earth’s new generation,

I hope that all the worries of my generation about the climate have morphed into something your parents tell you about when they are lecturing you to work harder. I hope it becomes something boring that you see in your history textbook. I hope the climate is not something you need to worry about because our generation and leaders have been proactive and not just left it for the next leader to take on.

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