I wish I knew how to be a more effective communicator. I can do a lot in my own life to make sure you have a viable future, but I want my actions to be more contagious and effective at mobilizing others. I hope I can figure out how to do this in time to have a large enough impact that you can thrive and be happy.
Dear Valentina & Luis,
You both know I have made it my mission to get people to understand more about the state of our planet‘s climate and what was at stake.
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 Tomorrow,
I promise to eat less meat.
Dear Ryan,
I hope that you start doing things that will help the world.
Dear Grandchild,
I now feel less overwhelmed and powerless, and I am determined to fight for our planet and your future.
Dear Kaydence,
I will keep trying Kaydence, I promise. And I hope we can look back together in 2050 and smile, knowing that our Earth is healthy once again.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to contact my local officials on passing measures against climate change
I promise to take shorter showers.
Dear Tomorrow,
I will work to restore the wetlands.
Dear future me,
I’m doing this work because I see it as the best way to save and improve as many lives as possible. I’m doing it so you, 2050 Ryan, can look at yourself in the mirror. And so you can tell your kids and grandkids someday that you did everything you could.
Dear Ellie,
My heart is an ocean of love for all the children facing a life of climate catastrophe.
Olá minhas Florzinhas!!!
Minhas florzinhas é isso…. vamos a batalha , procurar se informar sobre empresas que são amigas do meio ambiente, tentar banir as empresas que poluem nosso ar, nossos rios.
