Dear Maleia & Felicity,
Your mommies promise to give you clean air by always carpooling with friends.
by Mariam Kelli Givens
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Meus filhos,
Espero que vcs tb encontrem ,de alguma forma,um caminho para colaborarem com Nossa Mãe Terra, bjs eternos.
by Denize Silva
Dear future fellas (coz I may probably never have children)
If I will be given the chance to live longer like forever, well I probably will build a trash collecting business. Not the usual (during this time 2020) garbage collecting business, but a world trash-collector. I want to be the one to collect all the wastes on this planet, and set my rocket to the direction of blackhole.
by Anonymous
Dear future generation,
Honestly, I am hope what I said is wrong and the importance of renewable energy has finally been acknowledged.
by Anonymous
Dearest children and grandchildren,
This is done with love and hope.
by Kara Lang
To future Geof,
Cool, now that your jetpack is put away in your garage where you keep your flying car; how did the aliens save us from our own destruction? Did they have this hyper advance vacuum that just sucks all the greenhouse gases out of our atmosphere?
by Geofrey Victory
Dear Future World,
Currently in the year of 2020 we have seen a significant amount of negative consequences of climate change and global warming. There have been massive fires, hurricanes, and due to global warming, sea levels are beginning to rise even more. I hope that this was the year that people opened their eyes and that in more than 10 years, this planet will be better to live on.
by P K
Dear future generations,
I know I have already had an influence on those close to me, and my hope is that they have had influence on those close to them, too, and a chain reaction starts.
by Anonymous
Dear Children,
We had just about killed off the Great Barrier Reef when the people rose up and said that is enough.
by Rod Williams
To future generations,
I hope in the next several decades everyone takes part in changing environment before the damages on Earth become irreversible.
by Han Bui
dear you in 2050
In the summer of 2020 this year, California has just experienced a wildfire, and the scene seems like the end of the world is coming.
by Anonymous
Dear future generations,
For the people who tried, sorry that no one listened.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to use a water bottle.
by Anonymous
To Future Generations,
We think we are beyond Mother Nature and we think it is a victory without knowing that we are tearing down our only home, killing our own species, and leaving you, our children and grandchildren with fear, disgust, and a wounded world.
by Quang Phan
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to grow more trees for more oxygen.
by Anonymous
Dear people in 2050,
It’s even painful to imagine how the world will be in 2050.
by Anonymous
Dear thousands of generations to come, hopefully,
You’re probably living in a life with NO lack of technology but a life with lack of home which is this earth.
by Anonymous
Dear Maeve,
You carry so much love for the world. And – now – I can’t bear the thought of someone so wonderfully bright and brave facing this climate crisis, knowing that you would do everything within your power to stop it right now if you could.
by Anonymous
Dear future me,
I will play my part in reducing Co2 by: continuing to eat less beef, recycling, and supporting public awareness & signing petitions. I will also walk or cycle more, be as carbon friendly a consumer as possible (no palm oil/petroleum products) and offset my flights.
by Judith Cox
Dear future generations,
I also hope we have leaders who care about the environment and people, not just money and power.
by Marco Guillen
Dear friends,
Rather than exploit it, destroy it, poison it, why don’t we just enhance the beauty of it, guard it, and love it?
by Indhira Adhista
To those who come after me,
We assumed that progress meant using as much of this planet as we possibly could. We were so, so wrong.
by Anonymous
Dear grandchildren,
Hopefully, we where able to make a difference and you are able to experience nature the same way I did.
by Anonymous
Αγαπητέ/ή μελλοντικέ/ή κάτοικε της Αθήνας,
εδώ και πέντε μέρες καιγόμαστε. Ασταμάτητα. Θερμοκρασία 45 βαθμοί. Η φωτιά ξεκίνησε την Τρίτη το μεσημέρι στη Βαρυμπόμπη.
We have been burning for five days now. Non-stop. Temperature 45 degrees. The fire started on Tuesday at noon in Varybobi.
by Anonymous
Dear Luke and Rosie,
I promise to make our future home more energy efficient by adding insulation and LEDs. I also promise to make more meatless meals. Love, Laura/Mommy and Adam/Daddy
by Laura Fleischner
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to become more educated on the global issues that face populations I can’t see
by Anonymous
Dear future generations,
If you are reading this now, it is imperative that we educate ourselves and our local community on the reality of global warming and work towards reducing our contribution to carbon, then can we begin to make a significant impact at reducing the rate of climate change.
by Anonymous
To my future self,
I will continue to advocate with the politicians and scientists who believe that global warming is real and will be an imminent danger to us in the near future.
by Anonymous
To future Demi,
What will happen to the earth in the future world? Have scientists discovered new energy? Has the problem of global warming been solved? Do the North and South Pole still exist?
by Anonymous
To my two Cs:
I take heart in knowing you are both smart enough to be change agents and will do your best to ensure you, your families, and friends have a safe environment and meet your basic needs in more creative, environmentally sound ways.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Self,
I hope especially my home town learned to grow with the rest of the world.
by Anonymous
Lance Fox
by Lance Fox
Dear Future Zach,
You know you can do better environmentally.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I will work for the benefit of all beings with joy, wisdom & strength until all experience freedom & deep satisfaction. -Bodhisattva promise Rachelle Macur
by Rachelle Macur
Dear Summer,
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to turn old shirts into produce bags.
by Anonymous