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Hi, it's TED Talks Daily. I'm your host, Elise Hu. The work for climate justice and

indigenous rights isn't just being kept alive by the kids. In a lot of ways, it's being led by the youngest

generations. Today, we have some inspiration from youth climate activist Chia Bastida, who shares in a

letter to her abuelita, or grandma,

how she started taking real action to try and save the planet. It's from TED 2020.

Dear Abolita, I know I haven't been home for a while. You are in our lovely home in Mexico,

and I'm here in the U.S. fighting for our future.

You're probably watering the roses, taking care of the peaches, and making sure your turtles are well

fed. That's one of the things I miss the most about home, spending time with the flowers

while you tell me stories about your childhood.

As you know, we have been living in New York City since 2015, but life has completely changed

over the past year. At first, New York City was about museums and parks and school and friends. Now it serves as a web that connects me with

all the other people who are organizing to save the planet. You know how it started for me? It was

that and his wisdom. Everything you taught him, he went and taught the world. All of his words about the

responsibility that we have as humans to live in balance with nature were passed down to me.

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