Dear Future Generations,

I write this letter in hope that you do a better job about caring for our world. We are in a critical time regarding climate. I will start by apologizing for the mess you will be left to clean if there is no change moving forward. Covid-19 has shown the world how much our earth needed a break from the constant damage we continue to make by prioritizing money over the health of our own planet. The many ecosystems we are destroying due to our selfish ways. I hope that those of you who are young and reading this that will become politicians representing your communities that did what our politicians did not: make a concise decision to invest in exploring innovative solutions that will allow us to continue growing economically without killing our planet.

Best Regard,

From a Friend

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