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To future generations,

In the present, the world is facing a problem where we heavily depend on fossil fuel. The burning of the fossil fuel is the primary cause of the world’s global warming pollution. Especially in the U.S., we use a majority of our energy source for consumerism rather than necessity. Because goods and services are easily accessible, we often forget about the carbon footprint and how it impacts the planet. We can begin by switching to solar energy, avoiding purchasing unnecessary goods, cutting down the amount of meat consumption, reducing transportation or driving electric vehicles. I hope in the next several decades everyone takes part in changing environment before the damages on Earth become irreversible.

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