Dear Tomorrow,
Right now I am scared for the future. But that does not mean that it’s hopeless. I promise to give my best so future me and future generations can see the beauty our world has and have the opportunities we deserve.
Right now I am scared for the future. But that does not mean that it’s hopeless. I promise to give my best so future me and future generations can see the beauty our world has and have the opportunities we deserve.
To my Dad,
I hope on this Father’s Day, my 24th birthday, and the rest of days, we remember that the most basic part of life is living happy with the ones we love. Acting every day against climate change will allow us to keep that simple piece of humanity.
Dear little one,
In the coming months, we plan to complete a full assessment of our environmental impact online. We hope to discover our biggest areas of resource consumption, learn what we can do better, and create an action plan to improve over the next year.
To the future generations,
I hope that you all can enjoy the Smokey Mountains in your lifetime too and that they look how they did back in 2017 when I saw them.
Dear Nephew,
I am going to start doing better to have a healthier planet for you to live on.
Dear Maya, Emilio and Daniel,
We thought that the world was an endless supply of whatever we wanted… I know it sounds hard to believe, but that is the way it was.
Dear sons,
I’ve been so busy since 2012 working towards getting a price on carbon.
To the future generations,
I will stand on the streets, in the courts, and in the schools to encourage awareness and empathy for the earth.
Dear grand nieces and nephews,
I wish you this security knowing we changed because we love you.
Dear Tom and Leena,
I want you to only see the beauty in this world; there is so much of it and I will protect this beauty for as long as I am here on this Earth.
Dear Future Grandchild,
We can learn a lot about how to treat others from stories that have been passed from generation to generation.
Dear Indigenous Persons with Disabilities,
Dear Indigenous Persons with Disabilities,
To my darling ones,
And it’s not that I don’t care. I care deeply. For you three, and the families I hope you will have one day; for the many beautiful places I have had the privilege to know, places which take my breath away, that fill my heart with a bursting joy and connectedness to something so much greater than I, places I know may be quite different when you are my age