16. the future of wa

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The document describes a letter received from the year 2070 from one's future self. It hints that time travel may have allowed the letter to be sent back, and encourages the reader to imagine what life and climate could be like in 2070 by writing a letter back to oneself describing impacts of climate change across various aspects of life such as weather, home, food, transport, jobs, health, and the environment. The reader is asked to brainstorm ideas and consider predicted climate changes when writing the letter.

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You have just
received a letter
from the year 2070
Stranger still its from
you.
How did it get here from
you in the future....
Hmmmm...
I think it might have had
something to do with
this.....
In we get then and lets
go and visit our future

2009
Here it is with our
letters....
Now we can find
out

But first.....
What’s the climate predicted to be like in 2070?
Temperature Change Rainfall Change
Source: http://www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/futureclimate.php

Your task?
Write a letter to yourself from 2070.
• Describe how your life has been affected and
impacted by climate change.
• This will include both positive and negative
impacts.
• Use your imagination. It is 2070, think how
much technologies, jobs, houses etc have
changed in the last 60 years.

Your letter must include paragraphs on:
• Weather and climate
• Home
• Food
• Transport
• Jobs and the economy
• Health
• International events
• Environmental issues
• Brainstorm ideas first
(using spider diagrams)
before you write the
letter.
• Take into account the
predicted climate that
we looked and describe
this to start with then
consider its effect on
the other areas.

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16. the future of wa

1. You have just received a letter from the year 2070 Stranger still its from you. How did it get here from you in the future.... Hmmmm... I think it might have had something to do with this..... In we get then and lets go and visit our future

2. 2070 What’s out there?

4. 2009 Here it is with our letters.... Now we can find out

5. But first..... What’s the climate predicted to be like in 2070? Temperature Change Rainfall Change Source: http://www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/futureclimate.php

6. Your task? Write a letter to yourself from 2070. • Describe how your life has been affected and impacted by climate change. • This will include both positive and negative impacts. • Use your imagination. It is 2070, think how much technologies, jobs, houses etc have changed in the last 60 years.

7. Your letter must include paragraphs on: • Weather and climate • Home • Food • Transport • Jobs and the economy • Health • International events • Environmental issues • Brainstorm ideas first (using spider diagrams) before you write the letter. • Take into account the predicted climate that we looked and describe this to start with then consider its effect on the other areas.

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