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Dear my future self,

I hope climate change hasn’t worsened by 2050. I recently took measures to avoid this by not using as much electricity, such as turning off all unnecessary lights and using less plastic in my daily life. These small activities may be easily forgotten, but I hope my future self can sustain this habit, and I hope that owing to many people’s efforts, climate change will soon alter and improve.

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