Planetorplastic Stories

The Institute for Cetacean Advancement quietly controls Earth, harnessing the intelligence of captive whales and dolphins to solve human problems. Dr. James Morris is their leading bioengineer. His best friend is Coda-9994, the genius and potty-mouthed hybrid sperm whale destined to be sent off to the ocean planet Ouroboros. With humans having rendered Earth's ocean uninhabitable, the ICA insists it's the only way to find a new homeworld to serve mankind's needs. But Coda doesn't want to go. He grows angrier at Jim with each passing day for doing nothing. Desperate to redeem himself in Coda's eyes, Jim finds himself tangled in a conspiracy to bring the ICA to its knees. But how willing is he to get his hands dirty? How far will they go to break humanity's cycle of self-destruction? Based on the short story that took first place in National Geographic's "Planet or Plastic" contest. *Contains some foul language.* ______ Dream Awards - 1st place Sci-fi Majestic Awards - 1st place Sci-fi

(completed) *My entry for #PlanetOrPlastic* PLANET IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN PLASTIC!

A non fiction about what Earth we live today. A short story but entertaining?

A short story for National Geographic's challenge #PlanetOrPlastic . The struggle of animals living in the world we pollute and destroy. 500-word count in Office Word, 489 in Wattpad. Enjoy and beware the feels

What If I said that this is actually a game? *Mind explosion effect* Huehue

Slim Lines is a collection of short poems.

#PlanetOrPlastic Jane wakes up to the plastic mug 'Leader of the plastics' attacking her in her Cabin on a boat. She is thrown into the ocean by this mug and his army, including the wrapper of her favorite chocolate. Then she wakes up gasping, in the same bed as before, realizing, it was just a dream. Or, was it? ___________ Wattpad has teamed up with National Geographic to raise awareness about the issue of single use plastic pollution. This entry may seem better from a kid's point of view, or a better bed-time horror story, but it's important to realize, kids do learn by watching other people. If you don't want your kids to Damage the Planet further, you could help them see that you are trying to change your ways and they will try to change much more than you.

a) Know that you will be hurt b) Let the dreaming help you through the hurting c) Enjoy the life you've been given

5 offshore plastic thingys. 1 planet. The human race's (Homo sapiens) entirely freaking dumb choices and a girl with a dream of a better world. This all in my (real) story of myself😂

Just because our species hold more power Does not mean we get to misuse it on others The planet holds more than just us It holds numerous of dazzling, enchanting species of flora and fauna And none of us have the right to take this beauty from the world. Cover Picture: https://goo.gl/images/CQUwdW

- this book serves one purpose and that is to rant 😈

A tail of a knight whose armor cannot shine no more. 🌊 Looking at the global impacts of plastic ocean pollution on a miniature scale. 🌊 © 2018 JadeFoliage, All Rights Reserved All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission and proof of the publisher. Permission is only granted, and work may only be reproduced in any way, including, but not limited to the above, if person first has permission of this work's publisher. *This excludes all images used, as I do NOT, by any means, own the images used in this work. All rights go to respected owner(s).*

The Fourth in a series of short stories... ...Mick introduces a perfect stranger his roommate. It'll take some warming up between the two of them before they are no longer...

This is my PlanetOrPlastic submission. It's from the perspective of a sea lion, with a touching past and uncertain future. Really hope you enjoy reading this!

Here is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition with National Geographic. The ocean is one of the most beautiful things on this planet, and I hate seeing what we have done to it. I don't care who wins this contest, I certainly don't expect to, but I think the more people who write stories like these and make their voices heard, especially about something as important as this, the better. I hope you like it! [First published in 2018]

Date started:10-26-18 at 5:28 pm Date finished: 10-26-18 ended at 6:02 pm This is my story about the contest #PlanetorPlastic It inspires me to write about what's happening in our earth especially on our oceans. Inspired by the National Geographic Planet.

Aboard Earth's very first generation ship, Dan marvelled again at this miracle of modern technology. Complete with seeds, tools, survival kits, everything they would need to establish themselves on a new world; Tabula Rasa was humanity's last hope. Earth was no longer habitable... My entry for the Planet Or Plastic competition

Visiting your local lake where you grew up should be an exciting experience. A chance to re-live the memories and remember the special moments you had. When visiting only a few years later, pollution has taken over and taken its sea creatures with it. Who's to blame? We are. Humanity. The extinction of animals and our sea life is real and happening as we speak. Lets make a change now . . . Before it's too late. I'm very excited & proud to announce that I'm working with The National Geographic on a super exciting contest! I'm very passionate about saving our planet, our animals and our sea life. I am a huge animal lover and it devastates me knowing the extinction of certain beautiful creatures could be prevented if we simply take action. Pollution and extinction is real and happening right now as we speak. Enter the contest using #PlanetOrPlastic and let us all spread the word and save our planet before it's too late. https://www.wattpad.com/story/163475700-planetorplastic-writing-contest A short story written by Sakz15 #PlanetOrPlastic

It's the year 2545, and Mary tells her daughter, Jenny about how their ancestors sent a robot probe to Earth II. The last hope to escape a dying Earth after centuries of pollution.

A world of oceans and plastics from a drowning girl's point of view.