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Dear Reader,
Want to know a good way to enlist parents in fighting for their children’s future? Hand the message to children — in this case, children taking on the role of weather announcers and providing forecasts that include the truth about climate change, along with a plea to step up and do something about it.
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Kaylee, wearing a burgundy blazer and glasses, says in a straightforward voice, “Let’s look at the forecast for 2050,” followed by the prediction that “heatwaves will affect 94% of children, making playing outside a thing of the past.” She goes on to note that “Extreme drought will wipe out wheat crops, killing the one food my brother eats — bread.”
Talking about the weather is the most crucial conversation we can have right now, the UNDP tells us, noting the dangers of inaction on climate change. And who better to gently chastise us than the Weather Kids, and for that, they are Dot’s Climate Champs.
Heatedly,
Dot
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