Dear Samuel, Willa, and Ben,
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Dear Samuel, Willa, and Ben,

The year 2050 feels a long way off, and whether that year we see earth’s continued deterioration, or an earth healing, still beautiful yet changed, remains to be seen. I hope and believe it is the latter, and oh my, is there work to do! So let's get rolling.

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Dear tomorrow,
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Dear tomorrow,

In this world that we now live in we just don’t understand the purpose of life like we used to. We kill our air by using automobiles unlike horse drawn buggies. Our earth deserves to be beautiful, just how God made it.

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Dear Finley
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Dear Finley

I am writing this on your 7th birthday, today. On your 38th you’ll know all too well that in 2019 we failed to stop carbon emissions in time to prevent catastrophic changes. Venice, Miami, Manhattan, and many of our greatest coastal cities are changed forever as the oceans rose into the streets and canals of the centers of our civic life.

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Dare Futcher Self
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Dare Futcher Self

Dare futcher self how did you akt dring the climit raly. How much plastick did you yous. how manny times did mom drive the car. Did you Walk to School much or bus? I hope you didn't yous much plastic. I love the wild. I don’t want it to disuper. The world is the buty within.

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A Montanan’s Climate Story
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A Montanan’s Climate Story

During the 1980s and 90s, the same decades in which human-caused effects on the climate became undeniable in spiky global temperature graphs, I was growing up in Missoula. I was the kind of kid who read National Geographic and Audubon magazines which lay around the house, and I knew about global warming, or the “greenhouse effect” as it was often called then.

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My darling girls
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My darling girls

I can’t even tell you how much you have changed my life for the better. I feel like before you were born, I almost exclusively thought of myself. What I wanted. What I didn’t want. I was asleep in a drama of my own self-obsession. But something about growing and feeding you with my own body. Those nights spent holding, walking, rocking – broke something open in me. A great love for not just you – but a greater care for others, a greater appreciation for beauty, and so much more tenderness around my hopes for the future.

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