Pollution Stories

EARTH-CHAN or UTOPIA-SAMA? Decaying world or Paradise? Eat or Be eaten? Death or Life? Witness the FUTURE heartwrenching path and PAST light-hearted events of EARTH-CHAN and YUMA-KUN(HUMAN-KUN). Where a PLANET GIRL'S AND an EXOPLANET GIRL'S FATES collide, in a fantasy-based and partial non-fiction story. Comprising of Planet girls and more Exoplanet Girls similar to Earth-chan and other stars(celestial beings). All happening in Universe University. In a simplified and anime-fied story. A FANMADE and inspired story of EARTH-CHAN. @CREDITS TO EARTH-CHAN MEME CREATOR: Trinnimmortal(twitter) Cover art and Chapter art by: Fantaseed(Me) #DISCLAIMER: I do not own the the illustration origin and meme origin. These belong to the rightful owners.

In a quiet rural community, a little girl watches a company arrive with promises, machines, and smoke. Told through the innocent eyes of Tea Pot, The Arrival of Smoke follows one family as land is taken, water is stolen, and survival is dressed up as opportunity. It's a story about work, silence, fathers who believe, mothers who resist, and what a child understands long before adults admit the truth. Some things come slowly. Others arrive like smoke-and never really leave. A postcolonial coming-of-age novel rooted in Caribbean social realism.

Small things make big differences. Even a little seahorse can help make the Earth a better place, so why can't we? #PlanetOrPlastic

The year is 2109. The world has been completely contaminated with pollutants of every kind. It's impossible to walk outside alive without a gas mask. Humanity is just a fraction of what it was not more than 100 years before. Elliot, a quiet city boy, moves to a small town in upstate New York to begin a new life. Unfortunately, however, he meets a quiet, and downright terrifying, boy named Oliver. Then everything goes to shit

This cover is from Pinterest and I just use it. One late night a car accident in Bangladesh and it made Russia and Bangladesh both countries to suffer. The car was a engineer's and the dead body of engineer was ...... A weapon is creating in Russia and some secrets will reveal. A worst fear for two countries.

Far into the future, the world is divided into large cities. The air is almost too toxic to breathe and the water is too polluted to drink. A terrible tyrant has taken over Rebecca and Chase's city of Technai. Fear and poverty has struck the city and the people are treated like slaves. One wrong step and you'll be snatched. The only way to save the city is to find The Missing Man...

A short and tiny story about a divided world at war and gravity is two times as effective. I wrote this story, intending to make the reader think about a few things. The narrator in this story questions his faith in humanity, and questions if there is any hope left for his broken world. I hope you enjoy this story.

The words Climate Change have entered our vocabulary with hurricane force. It's difficult to pick up a newspaper, view the evening news, or read more than a few minutes on social networks, or the web without encountering these words. But what do they mean? Is climate really changing? How is it changing? Hasn't it always changed? Didn't we just recover from an ice age that ended only ten thousand years ago; and, didn't Europe just recover from a mini ice age that ended only a few centuries ago? So, what does climate change really mean? Does any one know? If these questions interest you, then please read on, as I try to shed some light on this complex, socio-political issue.

A world divided. When Cretian colonists first conquered Hayl in 1894, it was an island lush with opportunity. The indigenous Endars were peaceful. The verdant hills were fertile. Priceless deposits of ferricon lay just beneath the soil. It was paradise. But now it's 2138. The Cretian mining industry has destroyed Hayl. Acid rain consumes the earth. Paradise has perished. And the Endars want revenge. When Endar opportunist Julius Strom begins secretly enacting his Retribution Initiative, the Cretians face their demise head-on. All Lucas wants to do is survive. All Judith wants to do is save her family. They are ostracized, hated by everyone for crimes that aren't their own. In a world dictated by skin color and cruelty, is it possible for anyone to find peace? Inspired by the short story Restitution by Eileen Pierce

A time passed in the quietude. Through the daze he was mired in, Nao heard footsteps approaching in a swift yet somehow unhurried manner. "Are you going to stand here forever or get a move on? If you stay zoned out like that, you'll get left behind. People won't look out for you." Nao came back to himself slightly and turned to look at the person who said this. It was a boy not much older than he was-or than he had been. Every subtle part of his expression screamed 'don't come near me', and yet he had approached Nao. Nao felt that this was someone he would like to know better, and then felt a wearying sense of loss. "You looked out for me," Nao said after a second. -- It's a low-effort description alright? Basically these guys are gay and unfortunately get wrapped up in a murder mystery and yeah. Anyway it has a happy ending (not that I've finished it yet, literally I've been on-and-off working on this story since November-ish of 2023) See Content Warnings for warnings by chapter please and thank you

Murder. Romance. Betrayal. Kidnapping. Humor. Explosions. Meet Spencer Evans, a blossoming marine biologist, who is put on a mission to collect water samples in the Bahamas. What follows will change Spencer's life, as well as that of all members on her team. Follow Spencer, Tony, Shawn, Oliver and more, as they race against the clock to save the world, but more importantly, their friend. However, that isn't the end.... WARNING: TRIGGERS IN THIS BOOK INCLUDE WEAPONS, BLEEDING, SWEAR WORDS, ETC. DO NOT READ IF YOU GET TRIGGERED BY ANY OF THESE!

Humans have taken over Rob's planet. He needs help, and that's where Hattie comes in. Together they must save the planet most know as Mars from extreme pollution.

|| Short Story | One Shot || || Completed || My entry to the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest, hosted by @NationalGeographic This short follows the thoughts of a young dolphin, who is astounded by the rainbows around her and the colors that fill the ocean, until one day, it is not so beautiful anymore. ▶ Started & Completed: December 27th, 2018◀ Cover by @MIRACULOUSNESS

"Beautiful, beautiful Blue skies." The perfect conditions were set as a grandfather and his granddaughter spent the day at the beach, until a realization turns this beautiful day into a harsh reality. Edited by my good friends: Delaney Drury (OdileBastian) and Harrison Poole

Third book to life outside our comfort zone. this book has Global warming and pollution and environmental destruction. I will try to argue both points on everyone's perspectives on why they believe or dont believe that humans are the main cause. I will add citations of where i found the information.

Someone tried to kill gentle CeCee Armetta, and her boyfriend, Wildlife Agent Jax Lascaux, is determined to find out who. The New Orleans Police Department is firmly on the wrong track and Jax has only his friends and family to help him. While CeCee's body lies unmoving in the hospital, she watches Jax and tries to help - from inside the body of her beloved cat.

A small look into the small life of a small seahorse, trying to make a big difference in a big world with a big problem. Entry for the National Geographic Planet Or Plastic Cover from NOAA Photo Library.

*NOT FINISHED Science fiction/thriller This is a story I've had in my head for a long time! hope you like it! (note: English is not my first language, so there might be spelling errors! The story is about a teen girl (Riley) stuck in a polluted California. The government with no acceptable plan creates the zone. A human-made bubble that covers not even half the earth to "temporarily" keep the civilization safe. But there's a catch... (cover drawn by me!;)

After remembering an event that happened 11 years ago, Sam needs to answer the questions; why is the sky black, and how do we get our electricity? With her parents denying to answer her questions, she looks to an unknown source that was mysteriously offered to her one night. The answer ruins her life forever, and reveals the location of her lost little sister.

The planet of Syltania is dying and Navia's only chance of survival is to rely on a group of spacemen who arrived before her birth. While trying to escape, an incredible action spells the fate of her and her two younger sisters. Originally written for the NYCMidnight Short Story Challenge.