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The Weight of the World on Gen Z's Shoulders

  Since the time of elementary school, parents, teachers, presidents, and any of the other role models of a ten-year-old have emphasized the same message over and over again to my generation:  the future is in your hands . This message, meant to be one of inspiration and motivation, encouraged us to take charge of our lives. It stressed that we were the ones who could shape our destiny. We were the ones who could create the life of our dreams for ourselves. Nothing and no one else could determine our path. But in a world where environmental problems have worsened to a point where even the possibility of  a  future is uncertain, this saying becomes less and less true every day. Issues like climate change and pollution have been around for decades, but recently, these issues have blown up due to the rapid growth of the human population. Every year in the last decade, thousands of species were declared extinct, 14 million tons of plastic were thrown away, two billion tons of waste were ge

A Thank You & Maybe A Regret

  Ok. So, my post release schedule is totally off right now. But I would like to take the time to thank FeedSpot and to show you a bunch of other cool wildlife blogs out there.  If you want to explore the other perspectives of other wildlife enthusiasts, click on this link!  https://blog.feedspot.com/wildlife_blogs/?feed_id=5458458#h5458458 I'm now realizing that I should probably be encouraging to read my blog instead of other people's. But oh well. We all deserve to have our voice be heard.