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The document discusses the importance of renewable energy sources like the sun and wind and encourages adopting them to power our lives in a sustainable way for the future of the planet. It notes that renewable energy can be implemented at schools and urges readers to embrace green energy solutions quickly before time runs out and the environmental consequences become more severe.
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