Planetorplastic Stories

To breathe, a natural right. To breathe, a right that I thought would never be taken away for me. To breathe, a simple action we tend not to value enough. At least, not untill you can't anymore. I am the last of my kind and today, those from up there took my right to breathe away. Thos white sheets floating on my waters, those hard and cutting pieces, those hoops, those things that looks like shells and those that looks like tubes. All those things that they threw in my ocean. All those things have won. I lost the right to breathe.

Lucy Davis is a 20 year old journalist and she is given a big break. Her boss asked her to write a piece about the effect of pollution. This short story is her journey of finding out what people are doing to the planet.

This is my entry for National Geographic's Planet or Plastic contest

#PlanetOrPlastic

Not everything you'll read will make sense to you, don't worry it's not supposed to. I write for relief, I write for satisfying my fantasies. This is a journey, one that has not been completed, one that will not be completed until my last breath. This is my peace, This is life, once I started living it.

Our fishes are dying. The plastics are multiplying. Join the fight . End the plastics #planetorplastic

Marta searches for food for her young chick's. She's determined to feed her babies. Whether I win or not is immaterial. What really matters to me is that we all work together to save our planet. I truly hope that my story impacts those who read it in the best possible way. For those of you wondering my cover is just a picture i took on my phone at a beach Maraetai, New Zealand.

This story is about identical twins,who were actually identical enemies. Their dad was a gangster,and mother was always busy.So check this story to know more about this two girls.

I go fishing, but there's only plastic. pic by combophoto [analysis in the in-line comments]

[English Version] The Earth is on a planetary scale crisis. The global issues of plastic waste finally actually happened in 2030. Currently, the oceans across the world in danger. So, Planet or Plastic? #PlanetOrPlastic Copyright © 2018 by faizahekaa on wattpad.

This story focuses on the point of view of Fernando who experiences poverty regarding pollution of the sea. It conveys a message to everyone that we should find a way to eliminate pollution for the time might come where everything will be gone in just a snap of finger. There are people near the sea who starve because of poverty and they only rely on the fishes that they catch for food and money. What will happen to them if fishes no longer exists?

Ariyah Buenavista is the youngest entrepreneur in the whole world. Her company produces plastics that's harmful on the nature. But, she didn't care about them. She only focused on her career. She only focused about herself. Until one fateful night, someone visit her. Will she change or just ignore the cries of the nature? _ Cover crdts: @silkmyway This is an entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic.

I used to love swimming, But the ocean is not an ocean, It's all plastic. The grounds are plastic, Clean waters gone, And humanity, Is at the brink of extinction. #PlanetOrPlastic

This is my first short story entry for the National Geographic contest. We were asked to create a 500 word or less short story about #PlanetOrPlastic. I hope one day, we look around, and our eyes finally open.

What would happen if the plastic started to absorb anything in its way?

A personal interpretation of the effects of human activity on the world, and what it could result if we do not change the way we live.

I feel like Steve was out of character when the Sokovia Accords were introduced. So.... I decided to be an idiot and make this! Enjoy? Please don't kill me....

This short story is my entry for the national geographic contest: #planetorplastic.

"The world is more beautiful than this." Morgiana batted some bottles of liquor which rolled away towards the shore as she laid her sun-kissed back to the grained white sand of the sea side of the country Keiki, a part of man-made planet floating perpendicularly from the long abandoned planet Earth. #PlanetOrPlastic

Short term use, long term problem. The mantra of plastic.