My contribution to the National Geographic's writing contest "Planet Or Plastic" in order to indicate the oceans' plastic pollution that is growing worse and worse year by year. Enjoy!

Will we make our Planet become plastic? Or will we stop this act before it goes any further? This is an entry to the Planet or Plastic movement competition. Words:498

"One little way means a lot for an ocean of change." My second Entry for National Geographic Writing Contest #PlanetOrPlastic WORD COUNT: 494 RANKING PERFORMANCE: #412 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (01-04-19) #388 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (01-02-19) #267 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-29-18) #134 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-28-18) #59 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-23-18) #64 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-15-18) #46 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-13-18) #43 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-06-18) Debuted at #81 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-04-18) © 2018 Kuya Ronnie Tagumpay © All rights reserved 2018 First Published November 26, 2018 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, things, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

I went swimming every week as a child, I never really understood why. ~ This is my entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest Entry 2018! According to Wattpad's word count checker, it is exactly 500 words! According to WordCounter.net it's 497... Not sure why.

'It won't be long until our world disintegrates into a mass of debris, filling it with the mistake of people's ignorance and greed.' This is my entry for National Geographic's #PlanetorPlastic writing contest. In 500 words or less, we were asked to write and share a story, may it be real or fiction that was inspired by the photos that were presented. Completed: 10/11/18 @NationalGeographic

A sorority pledge goes badly wrong.

"One letter can touch the hearts of people for an ocean of change." Will the letter reach the shore of Magiting before everything is too late? My First Entry for National Geographic Writing Contest #PlanetOrPlastic WORD COUNT: 491 Ranking Performance in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart: ***AND FINALLY WE'RE NUMBER #1 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-28-18)*** #3 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-15-18) #4 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-13-18) #17 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-12-18) #16 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-06-18) #12 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (12-04-18) #25 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-30-18) #24 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-28-18) #31 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-24-18) Debuted at #66 in PLANET OR PLASTIC Entries Chart (11-21-18) ***OTHER MOST IMPRESSIVE RANKINGS IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES*** #1 in ENVIRONMENT (12-29-18) #1 in POLLUTION (12-29-18) #1 in NATURE (12-29-18) #1 in OCEAN (12-29-18) #1 in WRITING CONTEST (12-29-18) #1 in SHORT STORY (12-29-18) #1 in TRAGEDY (12-29-18) #1 in AWARENESS (12-29-18) #1 in REALITY (12-29-18) #1 in MARINE LIFE (12-29-18) #1 in INFORMATIVE (12-29-18) #1 in SAVE EARTH (12-29-18) #1 in MAKE A CHANGE (12-29-18) Thank you guys for all of your BIG BIG BIG support to my VERY VERY VERY simple entry. All the very best! God bless!!! :) © 2018 Kuya Ronnie Tagumpay © All rights reserved 2018 First Published November 17, 2018 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, things, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

"In the struggle between stone and water, in time, the water wins." But what if the struggle is between humans and water? How long will Mother Nature suffer? How long will the Earth tolerate? How long before its had enough? It's time to pick; Our Planet, or plastic? ₪ My entry for #PlanetOrPlastic

Humans are not done taking life from the ocean, they are filling it with garbage, too, and the oceans cry out in despair. {National Geographic Contest Entry}

our future depends on what we choose now, so choose wisely.