DEAR LEADERS OF THE WORLD


 DEAR LEADERS OF THE WORLD 

Today everyone on our precious Earth is facing a global crisis – an international emergency .

Every single person, in every single country on our planet will feel the unexpected impacts of climate change -the young, the old, the rich, the poor, our wildlife, and our pets.

In the last few years we have either experienced or witnessed the catastrophic impacts of climate change around the world.

 After the hottest years on record, we have witnessed an alarming increase in famine-producing droughts, deadly and destructive floods, the fast melting of our Arctic permafrost  (releasing  methane - most potent greenhouse gas, and ancient viruses) and glaciers, and the acidification of our oceans. 

Credible and authoritative  experts    on our  CLIMATE CRISIS all agree that drastic action is needed now   In 2019,  climate change scientist concurred that climate change is more extreme and occurring  faster than previously predicted.

  We need to reduce our heavy reliance on fossil fuels within the next 20 years and adopt green renewable technologies, as quickly as possible.

Do we want to be responsible for the untold misery for our children and our children’s children?

I personally, do not want future generations to suffer needlessly as they try to survive--world -wide crop failures, starvation producing famines, life -threatening and property damaging flooding and mud slides, hurricane–like storms,  soaring heat-stroke producing  temperatures,  the  desertification  of fertile  farm lands  and the disappearance of  our wildlife, and our boreal forests.

Take action today!  Let your grandchildren read about a grandfather, a global hero, who took drastic steps to reduce the catastrophic impacts of climate change.

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