Planetorplastic Stories

In the ancient times, the wrongdoers were punished by drowning in boiling oil. But now, things have changed. Find out with Maria Jones what the Eternal Punishment means today. Based on the second image of the PlanetOrPlastic contest. By nikee_yoda. Wordcount: 499 [Cover Art by: @Jamlesskid_2]

Our heads are underwater, struggling to breathe while we drown ourselves and drag everything down with us Americans alone use more than 500 million drinking straws daily. That could easily fill more than 125 school buses. If you look at your own plastics footprint, one of the easiest ways is to decline the straw. Spread awareness... ___ My Entry for the PlanetOrPlastic Contest of National Geographic PassionByMorning

About a Normal Horse Who Suddenly was entered in to a horse race and every thing depended on him will he win? you must fine out!

this is a short story featuring our planet at the mercy of plastic and other polluting substances. animals and humans alike are suffering from consuming harmful things and we have to raise awareness. do we choose our planet or plastic?

It was the most beautiful creature that I had ever seen. My entry for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic contest. Hope you enjoy it.

Hello, world... This is my letter to you...

Will life be able to continue on in the near future with so much plastic pollution in the world? What do you think?

How big can a child's love be to the ocean? Learning from him would not do us any harm ...

A one-hundred-and-eighteen-year-old woman watches her great grandsons frolic on the beach, but what they find there gives her a hope she hasn't experienced in decades.

Short Story .

"Deep down in my heart I know this is dangerous, but the ocean is calling me." Marina, 13 is an activist who believes that with the power of recycling that some of the most in danger animals can live on for centuries and tend to go night swimming. Her friends, on the other hand, believe that the ocean and sea life is completely fine and Marina is just over exaggerating things. After all, there's no evidence of pollution. but one fateful night, Marina friend, Maxine decides to follow Marina and end up learning something new about Marina and the sea. Cover made in Canva. Link: https://www.canva.com/

'Swimming in a ocean of plastic seems fun don't it? Well it ain't, so stop thinking that way.' #PlanetorPlastic

This is my official entry to National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest. This story's narration is inspired by "The Arrow with a Heart Pierced Through Him" by Antoinette Jadaone, a well-known filmmaker in the Philippines. No copyright infringement intended.

this is inspired by our world today i am surprised every time i loomed to our streets as it is covered with garbage we need to change it today or else the world will face extinction.Also shoutout to fluttershy563 my first follower read her stories about japanese culture and philippine culture and a book about jokes

"Decisions" is a very short story about a young man looking for the answers to life through relaxing moments on the beach. This all changes when he meets a mysterious young woman who may have what it takes to rescue him from a lifetime of 'deciding' to do nothing. Inspired by the photography of 2017 Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Justin Hofman. The photo depicting a seahorse hanging on to a floating cotton swab is us hanging onto life, constantly making the decision to either continue floating on senselessly or do something that can save us all.

My contribution to #PlasticOrPlanet, National Geographic's artistic fight VS. ocean pollution and single-use plastics.

Here is my entry for #planet or plastic contest! Happy reading.

A real talk on the issue of ocean pollution and on what we could do to eliminate it. Highest Rank #3- save the oceans 3/27/19, 4/13/19