The Ocean's Calling
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This is my official entry to the National Geographic #PlasticOrPlanet campaign.
I speak not only to my countrymen but to every one of you- without minding race, religion, gender. I speak to you as a human who lives and breathes in the planet you are in.
Animals had been suffering and our Ocean is dying.
Let this be a call for change.
Let's set aside our differences, and our personal desires. The world needs us and it is but our duty to contribute to the welfare of our planet.
Abandon single use plastics, be responsible of your own wastes. It is never to late to save our home.
#PlanetOrPlastics
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