Waterpollution Stories

Highest Rankings Top 3 - WaterPollution Top 5 - Civilization Top 9 - Aquatic Top 9 - SecretSociety Top 68 - Aqua Top 118 - Nationalgeographic Top 285 - PlanetOrPlastic What if I told you that there is a secret metropolis that exists underneath the ocean? Would you believe me if I say that this very moment that you're reading this, there are those sea-dwelling creatures called the "isda darros" roaming in the great city of Oceania and doing their regular routines? Now it's okay if you don't believe me, I understand you, but I just wanted to tell you that they are in a predicament, and they wanted to spread a message to us land-dwellers. Or at least that's what I've gathered so far... All of this started last week when my family and I went for a swim at the beach. There I was, just lying around the not so crowded white-islands beach, with my sunglasses and my just lotioned body. I was enjoying seeing other kids play in the water, splashing each other, just like what you'd normally do at a pool or in this case at a beach. Man, that never gets old, I was distracted by the playing so much that I haven't noticed the tiny little seacrabs crawling through my blue shorts. I got up, and stretched. Man I've been laying my ass up for a long period of time. As I looked to the right to do a shoulder stretch, I noticed something peculiar that washed up. It caught my attention and I just started walking towards it. As I got closer, it's starting to get visible and clear. It is definitely a vintage item, rustic, and a small one. It almost resembles a watch, only longer, and has two circles. I tried picking it up and surprisingly, its quite heavy, around 5 to 10 kilograms I presume. Knowing myself, I can't help but be curious of what it actually is, so I rotated the circles, and out of nowhere a hologram video showed up, and here's what it showed... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

After her unsuccessful attempts to bring awareness to the visitor for the beach in her home town. Mellanie decides to take things to the next level by giving them the fright of their lives. Will it be the fright of their lives or the fright of our lives? ************************************************************************************************** This is my entry in the #PlanetOrPlastic by National Geographic to bring attention to the global issue of plastic pollution. Please read, enjoy and let me know what you think.

the ocean

On her trip to Australia, Angela goes on a snorkelling adventure at one of the seven natural wonders of the world; the Great Barrier Reef. Only to discover there is more plastic than fish.

My submission to the #PlanetorPlastic competition. The story of Dylan of the sea.

Have you ever realized how a single wrong step can unknowingly pollute our waters and cause irreparable damage to the environment? Here's how the consequences might unfold if we don't fix this now. #WaterPollution #Water #Pollution #SaveWater #LiveHealthy #BeSmart #GoOrganic #GoGreen #Rethink

I'm dying of the plastics. The sea is full of obstacles. They put all the litter in my house And now they think I'm as happy as a mouse. **** A collection of poems written by me. First poem was written for the World's Water Day 2020. Poems mainly about water pollution. So if you love and care for sea creatures, come on in and join me. Beautiful cover by: @jennifer2890 and @john_1290 All rights reserved.

#PlanetOrPlastic The trash in the ocean is starting to become a problem and no one wants to acknowledge it. This is a short 500 word story about the daughter of a marine biologist coming out to see the damage herself, only to realize that she needs to act; and quickly.

It's the year 2050, the year where Earth is different. Its now dying. One girl is trying to fight back and save it, with other people. How will it go?

~One Story. An Ocean of Changes.~ We may have tried, succeeded or failed at stopping the use of plastic, but do the innocent lives under water know anything about what we're doing or trying to do up here? ____________________________________________ "Have you heard about the killer roses, Shelly?" "...um no nana. " "It was a long, long time ago when they first appeared, when the Humans started throwing things into our home." _____________________________________________ This story is an original work of fiction, my ripple in the ocean that we need to take care of. My official entry into the #PlanetOrPlastic short story competition initiated by @NationalGeographic to create awareness about what plastic can do to our home, our Mother Earth. 04/12/18 : #1 in Water Pollution

The rich people are using buckets and buckets of water for washing their cars, but the poor can't get at least one mug of water. They get just disappointment and the rich people don't care about it. The result of all these wastage is the lack of pure drinking water. Today the water's are getting contaminated because of humans and we are not taking any action against it. Nature doesn't need any false sympathy instead required proper care. This book describes the feelings of nature and the rivers and oceans in a different manner. Enjoy the writing and also after reading it try planting some trees and clean the water. Every step taken towards the protection of nature would save the world. If you liked the first part you can get the whole book at Amazon.com.

In this part of the world, Miyahara Hime are heiress of the trident. As soon as she get the throne, she has decided to participate in one of the campaign recommended by her father. Her first task is on how reliable she is to decide in certain situation. What she will decide to do?

You simply can't be human enough if you don't behave like one💁

This is an entry for the Wattpad×National Geographic Awareness challenge #planetorplastic , which basically encourages writers to share their thoughts and experiences about plastic polluting our seas. I hope all who are reading this will kindly participate to raise awareness as well. However the deadline is 30.12.18 so hurry! This the story of Shilpi. She used to live in a village near the sea but due to various harsh circumstances she and her family now live in a so called healthcare center which is actually more of a slum. Her life has become a tragedy and only we are to blame for the suffering of people like her. #planetorplastic

I got the title from a National Geographic magazine. = ) I hope you like this Non-Fiction book describing all the effects plastic has on Nature. I'll also be talking about some of the other problems Earth is facing now, like animals going extinct and overfishing. This is my first book about nature so please don't post any hate comments.

What does it take for the average man to view his actions and realize his impact on the environment? The consumption of plastics towards pollution, overexploitation for profits, and destroying habitats of organisms are only a few of the stresses we throw onto the environment. Earth was made as a place for all organisms to share, not only humans. It was our mistake to pollute the environment, but now it is our duty to cure those we have harmed. Eating Plastic, a story of how the average person realizes her selfishness is compromising the environment.

Minyoung and her friend, Trisha, attend a school-wide clean-up at the Hudson River. Inspired by photo of diver swimming with a stingray in plastic-filled water.