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Dear future generations,

I am going to do my part to reduce my carbon footprint and share all knowledge to others because I want you to be able to see snow in Lake Tahoe, play on the beautiful shores of Santa Cruz beaches, and be able to breathe outside without a mask on due to mass amounts of pollution.

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dear future people (:

I am writing this message to you guys. When I look outside my window today, I see a beautiful world that others and myself call “home sweet home.” The trees glimmering in warm sunlight, the air stirring a cool breeze, and the water flowing down rivers are parts of our home Mother Earth.

 

Dear Tomorrow,

I promise I will take short showers, eat less meat, and buy local more often.

 

Dear Nieces, Nephews, & Future Children…

If there is any advice I could give you, it is to believe that although you are one single person in this world, you still have the ability to make a difference in this world.

 

Dear Tomorrow,

I will opt up to deep green

 

I promise to plant more flowers.

 

Dear my future loved ones,

I hope that humans can live harmoniously with the earth.

 

Dear future Child or Grandchild,

Climate is undeniably changing but it is not top priority.

 

Dear Evan,

What has most inspired me to act is wanting to be able to look you in the eye and say, “When I became aware of the existential threat of climate change, I did all I could.”  Despite my pessimism, I act in the hope it can make a difference for future generations and all the precious life on our fragile planet.

 

For my children,

If we haven’t done enough and the world you’re living on is apocalyptic or if you’re living on another planet then I’m deeply sorry and just know that I believe in you and I know that you are both strong and smart enough to handle anything.

 

I love you Earth.

 

Dear Future Generations,

Dear Future Generations,

 

Dear Tomorrow,

The road I learned to ride my bike on, the field where I kicked my first soccer ball, and the park I ate my first ice cream cone at, could all be gone.

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