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Dear Future Nigel O’Neill,

Hello 42 year old me. I would like to inform you that the climate change issue has worsened, as you already know. Animals are dying, oceans are rising and forest fires are occurring everywhere. I will try my very best to ensure your safety in this changing world.

Regards, 12 year old me

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