Laura Tobin writes a heartbreaking letter about her daughter’s future amid the climate crisis

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Good Morning British meteorologist Laura Tobin has written a heartbreaking letter to her daughter Charlotte, 4, sharing her fears about her future amid the current climate crisis

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GMB: Laura Tobin breaks down in tears over climate change

Laura Tobin has written a heartbreakingly beautiful letter to her four-year-old daughter about the devastating effects of climate change and global warming.

The 40-year-old broadcast meteorologist shared her hope that her little girl Charlotte will one day be lucky enough to see the wonders of the world as the catastrophic damage to the planet continues amid the current climate crisis.

The ITV star described her hopes for Charlotte’s future but also her fears as she shared her knowledge of the sinking of the planet’s overall health as humans continue to ‘ruin’ the Earth.

Laura included the emotional letter to her daughter in her brand new book, Every Day Ways To Save Our Planet.

The proud mum described her four-year-old daughter as “the wonder of her world” as she gushed about her eco-friendly four-year-old, who knows more about climate change than a large handful of grown adults.

Laura gushed: “They say there are seven wonders of the world, but for me there is only one – you.

“On this whole amazing planet, in my eyes, you are the most special thing.”

Laura went on to share some heartbreaking statistics about the declining health of the planet as she shared her concerns about her daughter’s future.

“Most of the original wonders are no longer ‘wonderful’ because they were destroyed or left in ruins,” wrote the ITV star.

The broadcast meteorologist insisted she will do everything in her power to make the world a better place for her daughter and hopes the damage done to the planet will one day be reversed over time by the actions of the People can be undone environmentally seriously.

“This letter is to tell you that I will do everything I can to make sure you see all the wonders our world has to offer,” the loving mother wrote.

“I want your eyes to be wide open to all the new things you see and for those memories to last a lifetime.

“I’m sad that some things might only be alive in other people’s stories, photos or memories. Will you see the polar bears and reindeer or will they be long gone? It’s not too late to rewrite the end of the story and I want to do that for you so you can see the world in all its glory, with all the tiny islands, all the beautiful plants and all the amazing animals.

“I’m sorry we’ve known for so long that our planet is overheating because of our actions. I’m sorry the ice is melting and the seas are rising. I am sorry that millions of people are forced to leave their homes because of the effects of climate change – because of heat waves, wildfires and floods.

“We are sorry that in the short span of our lives so far, our planet has been the hottest in human history. We are sorry that by 2050 all the plastic in the oceans will outweigh all the fish unless we act urgently. Sorry to believe that ok to throw trash on the floor.

“Sorry we’re not kinder to our planet – it’s the only one we have and we should take care of it as carefully as I take care of you.”

Laura ended her emotional letter to Charlotte by promising that she will do whatever it takes to make her future on the planet brighter and healthier.

The proud mom vowed to help save the planet by encouraging others to listen to scientists and take action.

“Charlotte, I love you and our planet. I want to protect you and I want to protect him too. I’ll do it all for you,” Laura wrote.