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April 25, 2018
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Dear family and myself, or whomever will read this who has impacted me life dearly,

The world is supposed to be a working progress, but not much progress is being made currently. Climate change is taking a huge toll on the planet and yet not everyone believes it. Temperatures have risen immensely within the last 5-10 years and yet some people are focusing on the last 25 years, saying that the temperatures have remained constant. They think that human activities are not the reason for climate change. They won’t even acknowledge the problem, but the evidence is everywhere. They are living in it. I assume the environment in the life you are in right now isn’t that great. The problem still hasn’t changed much, but I am hoping more people have transitioned to hybrid and electric cars more. The air is getting worse and smog is taking a toll on the communities health. You may agree with what I am saying, but I hope you are accounting for your actions as well because everyone is responsible for this issue. I hope you are doing well and trying to make a difference/impact in the world and to the environment. I know it may be hard to due to convenience, but little differences also make a huge impact. Remember that.

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