This is something we can absolutely overcome through just adapting.
I just hope that more people are able to talk about this sort of thing more openly.
It's not your fault it's, you're living in the system and we should change it.
Your actions have consequences, there's only one world and you can't just put keep putting it off.
A lot of people are becoming more aware and attentive to the nature around them
and the effect that we have on nature so I do see things heading in a good direction.
It's not completely hopeless, is the one thing, like reminding people that it's not
hopeless, reminding people that there are always people who are working on it even if it feels like
their voices are not heard and then reminding them of why it's important of like the importance
of nature, the beauty of our world, the importance of having a place to to live and just like the
inherent importance of taking care of what we've been given and being grateful for the world we have.
I strongly believe that holding on hope for change in the future is a very important thing.
Keep fighting, our world is you know worth, as cheesy as it sounds, our world is worth fighting for.
The entire discussion about climate change just comes down to what I talked about earlier,
in that, just be good to each other, honestly. We only have a certain amount of time on this
planet and we're not going to get everything right, but I want us to not get it right. I want
us to try. Some people will be like, "Oh why are you spending all this time and energy and
money doing these climate solutions that we're not even sure are going to work?" Like, why are you
not? We're not going to get everything right but every time you try you have a chance of succeeding.
Keep moving forward, one step at a time. Doesn't matter if you
fall back a couple or fall a couple forward...keep moving forward.