I am very sorry for all of the people who throws all their rubbish on the street if the don’t want to hold it we will put it in the bin if you put it on the street it gose into the middle of the oceans and the animals get stuck and they also swallow it
paper straws are not the best idia but we still have to persavear because thety. Go all floppy
To my daughter and her children,
As a minister, I have preached that we are here to be of service to others and to be care takers of this wonderful planet that God has given us.
Our Promise
I will turn my gas transmission into an electric car!
Dear Tomorrow,
Don’t use plastic straws!
Dear my future child,
I promise you, I am going to do everything I can to save this planet for you. I won’t let you down, I swear.
Dear Future,
“I knew you would want to know how the future turned out. You got so anxious about climate change as we grew older. By coming back, I thought I could help you with that.”
Dear Ellie,
My heart is an ocean of love for all the children facing a life of climate catastrophe.
Dear Beloved Children,
As time progresses, there is hope that value will be placed on all living organisms, including humans, plants, and animals. Life will move at a slower pace, and being on your own time and moving at your individual pace will be the typical way of life. I consider this way of life good living, and I hope that future generations will live on this earth as it was once intended to live in peace and harmony.
Dear Future Me,
I promise that I will change my behavior to benefit our trees.
Dear Future,
We need to work to save our beautiful home.
Dear Alanna and Valeria,
I promise you to keep trying, to keep educating, to keep pushing our elected officials to act and protect your health now and in the future.
Future Message to Earth,
Hope there will be no more droughts,
And no more pollution with which we fought,
Regarding every human should be taught,
Ensuring that we uniformly follow these thoughts.
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.
