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Dear Tomorrow,

The actions that I can take is honestly, quite simple in writing, but will be much harder to do in reality. I will stop using single use plastic. I will use my reusable water bottle everyday, bring a reusable Starbucks cup to Starbucks, bring canvas bags to the grocery store. Additionally, I will try to eat less meat and take quicker showers to limit my water footprint. Most likely, the most impactful action I can take is support good climate change policy and hold my elected officials accountable.
While all of these actions I can take will help make my visualization a reality, I also know I cannot do it alone. I will encourage my friends to look at the data and make changes in their lives to help improve their footprints. All of this is not all I will do, I will continue to learn and educate myself and others so that all of us together can do more than the minimum to help fight this crisis.

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