I hope the world isn’t too fucked up for you. My parents and their parents have been doing some bad stuff in the world but my generation is trying to make a change. Hopefully, we where able to make a difference and you are able to experience nature the same way I did.
Dear Soren,
In this world that is changing before our eyes, I believe that is our task: standing unflinchingly on the side of love, connecting with others, and forging ahead together.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise I will encourage everyone to get OUT of their cars and onto public transit.
To you, my dear!
In 2050, I will still be fighting against climate change. I feel that it’s not only my duty, but rather my destiny.
Querida Alê,
Por você idealizei um mundo melhor e lutei incessantemente por ele.
Dear Tomorrow,
I will aim to lower my carbon footprint!
Jeremy M,
My promise is to work to protest carbon emissions.
My grandchildren,
I promise to do my very best to educate your parents as best I can.
Dear Matthew, Sam, and Sophie,
There is a promise in the Bible: ‘I shall restore the years that the locusts have eaten’ and that points to a promise of complete healing and restoration. But until that comes I intend to do my best to ‘save the planet’ in whatever way I can, and I encourage you to do the same.
To my sons,
I’m voting with climate change as a top priority. I’ve tried to teach you boys that we need to clean up after ourselves and take care of the earth. I promise to continue doing these actions and more, for your sake.
To My Dear Grandchildren,
Be assured that in the upcoming election, I will cast my vote for your future – for elected officials that recognize climate risks and are willing to promote and vote for legislation that will stop environmental damage and begin to heal our planet.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to go to the farmer’s market more
Dear Llewyn, beloved grandson …
I can only say that I devoted myself to doing as much as I could to make it better, to provide for a just transition, and to fight those forces that continued to exploit the Eaarth with extractive methods, methods that always also included oppressing some people–because those doing the oppression believed that they were better and deserved more.
