This is the time where we make a difference. Climate change will no longer fix itself. Rising sea levels, warming oceans, polluted skies – they are all wake up calls for our generation. It is our responsibility to start now, otherwise, what will be left to write to? Attitudes are changing, people are realising the importance of our Earth’s resources, and together, we can make a difference.
Dear Gabriel,
A message from co-founder Jill Kubit:
Writing letters to our kids about climate change is hard. It should be.
Olá Pessoal,
Com essas ideias simples e força de vontade, podemos tornar um mundo, um lugar melhor para se viver, com menos mortes, menos lixo, transforma-lo em um mundo diferente.
Cari nipoti,
Siamo nel 2017 e vi assicuro che sto facendo tutto il possibile per rendere questo pianeta un posto migliore.
Dear Kai and Leah,
I want you to feel awestruck like I do. It is important to feel small sometimes, to feel the weight of reality, to recognize the scale of a challenge, to see where you fit and what you are up against. This is the case with climate change.
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 World,
The environment is important – take care of your actions to not destroy it starting from now.
Dear Eleanor,
It seems silly to saddle yourself with guilt for something that hasn’t happened yet. I don’t want to do that. As of today, I don’t really feel guilty. I guess I just want to make sure I keep doing more, so that when you read this, and ask what I’ve done since then, I can still feel good about my efforts.
Dear me,
Remember how passionate you felt at 20, I hope you keep that passion in you and are still working on climate 30 years from now.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to contact my local officials on passing measures against climate change
Dear Tomorrow,
My climate promise: community awareness of the climate crisis.
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.
dear me in 2030,
I am smelling burning plastic!
