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November 22, 2018
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Dear Future,

Your existence is in danger if we keep doing things the same way that we are doing them today. Global warming has become a great issue and the fact that those in power, such as the politicians are not doing much about it is disheartening. You hear jokes about climate change and global warming often, but what most who make these jokes do not realize is that they are living in it. This is happening every day and it needs to be an issue that gets addressed because climate can be greatly affected in the coming years. In Northern California, where I am from, rain is not something that has been seen a lot in these recent years and it should be something that we see a lot of. California has had some of the worst years when it came to climate and weather. We lost rain for a while and when we got it back the fires started up. Global warming is occurring everyday and soon it will change a lot which will only make things worse for the future. We need to change today in order to keep living our stable lives.

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