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March 8, 2021
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Dear future self,

Covid 19 is a big pandemic and it’s shut down a lot of places. And we have to wear a mask everywhere we go but that shouldn’t stop us from reducing climate change.

But I hope that by 2050 everyone will have noticed this problem and do something about it so we can help restore the earth to what it was before the effects of global warming came into effect.

What I can do is do my best to eat all of my food on my plate so I don’t throw a lot away when I’m done. Which would reduce the about if trash we produce. Then the amount of trash that goes into the landfills would reduce. And less greenhouse gasses would be admitted by those landfills.

Climate change is a big deal and it effects a lot of habits and places around the earth. The polar ice capes are even unfreezing which is causing the water levels to rise and cause other problems.

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