Pollution Stories

COMPLETED - Ranked as #27 in environment and #16 in globalwarming I dedicated this poem to the Amazon Fire and to Mother Earth. "It's not about the number of warrior... it's about what we're fighting for"

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

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There is something in the air. It's hurting us. Our skins... Our eyes... We've never seen this before. The chaos it ensued. We can't step out of our homes. Wherever we found ourselves, that's where we had to stay. YOU CAN'T STEP OUT.... UNLESS YOU CALL DEATH ☠️ We started to drop--- for those of us outside at the time this unfortunate disaster happened. They started to drop one by one. But at least we just had to stay inside, right? Just till the government figures out what was causing this... insanity... But what if the dead started to rise??? That.... We can never... How do we run and coop ourselves up at the same time!? Worse--- The dead, their brains weren't dead. They were just like us, but some things about them--- heightenened! More especially, how long will we be cooped up without a cure? And if we are cured from being locked up, what about the air? How much does it affect other things exposed to it--- Water, food... How much do we depend on it--- the air? And how long will we last in the hands of our own? Both the dead, and perhaps, even worse--- the ones living, the ones who selfishly want to live.... and maybe that was all of us....

I wrote this paper on a topic I feel is extremely important - animal testing. Animal testing is wrong and cruel, no creature deserves what these animals go through on a daily bases. My love for animals has driven me to make a difference, will you?

The story of a child. PlanetOrPlastic.

Far in the future, the world has flooded from global warming, leaving no inhabitable land left on Earth. Jade, along with other technologically advanced citizens, live in a giant dome underwater to protect them from pollution, nuclear waste, and other harmful things that lie in the ocean above. When Jade's perfect life is turned upside down, she has to face the dangers of the world that she had only heard about from the safety of The Dome. Flooded won an Honorable Mention in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards *Story for School*

In a world that rapidly generates plastic, not one manufacturer pauses to inspect the damage of their man-made pollutant.

Rumblepaw is a newly apprenticed cat of ThunderClan, but dark times are coming apon the young cat as the four Clans try to cope with the never ending darkness flooding the sky.

As urbanization continues to surge globally, the need for sustainable and smart city development has become paramount. One of the most pressing challenges faced by cities is the management of air quality, given the detrimental impact of air pollution on public health and the environment. For professionals working with municipalities, local governments, and nonprofits in the field of air quality and pollution control, here are 100 expert strategies to drive smart city air quality improvement.

"Join us on a captivating journey beneath the waves as we explore the wonders of the ocean and the urgent need to protect its fragile ecosystems. In 'Guardians of the Deep,' we dive into the vital role oceans play in sustaining life on Earth and the threats they face from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. Discover inspiring stories of conservation efforts, innovative solutions, and how you can become a guardian of the deep, helping to preserve these majestic waters for future generations."

Alia just misses the beautiful world she used to see. My entry for the National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic 386 words

There is a blight upon the world and its out of our hands to stop it.

A short story presenting what would happen if death met life while the world is falling apart. FMP Project

Hello everyone! So, this is my entry for the contest in which the Wattpad and National Geographic teamed up. I hope that in my way of sharing this fiction to you, we'll help restore and save our mother earth! Happy reading everyone!

Marcie, a she-wolf in a devastated America, is the last animal on Earth while the human race is close to extinction due to a global pollution that has left the entire water system undrinkable. On the verge of dying, she finds the only known cure for the polluted waters and must find a way to get it to the humans as she is trapped in the top floor of an abandoned building.

How humans can change something so pure to dirty is beyond me. We hold so much power that is often abused and it saddens me. This is made up, but it has happened all over the world that the most ethereal, beautiful places can be torn up and changed.

"Dear reader, I'm Alec Kurtis. The government has recently announced that our earth will die within a year. Pretty scary, huh? Well, not exactly. We've been expecting the end of the world for years. I've decided to write in this journal each week and telling each and every one of you reading what life on earth was like in 2074 and how my family and I are going to spend our last days on earth."A

There was always something going under the world's nose. The CIA, The Illuminati, etc. That's what they had become. That small fraction of their world which was hidden from the human eye yet happened under their very noses. It was questioned; it was looked down upon; it was feared. ... Jaidyn Akers happened to be a part of this commission. Well, she wasn't 'a part of it', she was more of something that was used by the commission to get answers. She hid in plain sight. Blending in with the crowd and free out of mind. Many people were. As things start to spiral, Jaidyn must figure out what's going on with many others before it's too late. But who do you turn to when the whole world is against you?