2040. The Rat is ready in 5 years time. The desolation of the territory is terrible. People are returning to their hearths little by little. The sewage is rising and the earth is turning. The country is making various efforts to rebuild its population. We survivors are wearing a heavy burden on our souls. Nationalism and hatred are permanent. A spirit of optimism is emerging. My son is going to college and I am finally going to peace. My wife has gone into business for herself. We are living solidly. I hope that my health will serve me for another 10 years until I see my son's wedding.

The castles have turned green, covered with trees that clean the air and grow food. Energy comes exclusively from renewable sources, from the sun and the wind. Public transport is dominated by electric vehicles, but traffic is quiet and ecologically attractive. The oceans are clean of plastic, and biodegradable materials are rapidly replacing traditional plastics. Every home uses recycling facilities for water and waste, creating a social economy. Rivers and lakes are clean, and the world of life is flourishing again. The semi-private sector has moved to castles, where food is grown on vertical farms, reducing the need for the ritual of the earth. Food is local, healthy and free from waste. Education plays a key role - children are taught about sustainability from a very early age. People are aware of their habits and take an active part in the planet's environment. Advanced technology uses artificial intelligence to manage resources and combat climate change. In such a world, nature and people live in harmony. Together we have overcome the greatest challenges and created a sustainable future for all. Is this the world we aspire to?

By 2040, I want robots to stop taking people's jobs. I want to see trees not cut down just to make more roads. I would like to see more garbage cans and people learning how to handle gas. I would like to see all animal torturers and pedophiles cease to exist , and all animals have a good loving 3lete.

So far, it's not just scientists working on the effects of the environment who have advocated for change, but the rest of us too. Because they have realised that we cannot destroy what we have been given and must pass on to posterity. There is less pollution, people have become more conscious, they don't waste water and other things. They use only what they need. There is a growing emphasis on renewable energy and recycling.