Planetorplastic hikaye

"In the struggle between stone and water, in time, the water wins." But what if the struggle is between humans and water? How long will Mother Nature suffer? How long will the Earth tolerate? How long before its had enough? It's time to pick; Our Planet, or plastic? ₪ My entry for #PlanetOrPlastic

Sarah and her sister go to their childhood beach, only to find that it's become horribly polluted over the years. * * * The cover was drawn by me, and the characters are my own. This story was made for the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest held by the WattPad account for National Geographic.

This story is dedicated to you, human. The image is taken from the contest page. Enjoy.

a teenager of the future writes a message to the people of the past giving them their opinion about their world of sepio color and telling them about their beloved viewpoint

#planetorplastic #national geographic initiative 📢📢 Trailer included! This dystopian short story is one of my entries for nat-geo's writing contest #planetorplastic (Word count- 499) Blurb- some where in the dystopian future, no land is safe. So survivors live on waters sailing ships. SYNTHO-STHAN was once called India, now it's a barren synthetic waste land. Story of a young girl and his brother's adventures who are "FORAGERS" for survival. *The cover for this story has won and is featured in "InMag-6", a cover contest arranged by @AmbassadorsIN. (I designed it, yayy!) Additional tags- #Talentawards2018

I am joining National Geographic in the fight against single-use plastics. This is the first time I have written a short story in a long while. The moment I saw the contest inspiration, I was immediately inspired and written this short story on a whim. Enjoy reading! And good luck to all the participants. :)

The Earth is covered in humanities destruction. Earth is covered with ocean that rose to the clouds. And it is still rising. The oceans are filled with the dirty scraps of the past, and they are piling up. Humans left the Earth when the knew it was about to die. Only a few were left to suffer the consequences of the things they've done.

They weeped and sobbed as they watched the lifeless body of the last seagull.

Our planet's in need of help as we destroy ecosystems with rubbish and plastics. This is the tale of an animal affected by our pollution

Hi!! Thank you for reading my submission:) "We can say it's beautiful all we want but once we spot an ounce of it, we'll devour that sight using it as our dumping ground."

This is my entry(s) in the National Geographic Planet or plastic movement. We all know the numbers and can conclude that this is a serious problem and one that needs to be looked at more closely. As authors the best way we know to spread ideas is by flexing our fingers and getting behind a keyboard. Please enjoy and consider to yourself what more you could be doing in this movement.

by writting contest #PlanetOrPlastic

One turtle searches for help. A contribution to @NationalGeographic's #PlanetOrPlastic contest

Entry for National Geographic's Planet or Plastic.

A short story for the #planetorplastic competition. Enjoy :) (Do not own picture) Make sure to check out my other entry, Plasticity!

A dark and gruesome past created the Sea Monsters. Now in power and the most destructive creatures under the sea, they are set to fight the humans. That is until the General's daughter gets in the way with her very own plan to infiltrate land.

A story for national geographic.Humans have to save the sea and evade from greediness.

soy una chica que quiere ser feliz, pero parece que mi discapacidad lo impide.

How far will our obsession with plastic products go? Will we at least try to save our own lives, or will we turn our backs and ignore. One day, at this rate, this world will fall apart all because of the plastic we made. We would be the cause of our own disappearance.

"If You Knew What I Went Through" is a poem about a little creature in an ocean full of trash. Written by me, for #PlanetOrPlastic contest. We need to conserve our planet. I don't care HOW many reads I get, because this is NOT for my gain. THIS IS A PROBLEM WE NEED TO TAKE ACTION ON. NOW. This poem is told in the view of an innocent little sea creature who wants to LIVE. So LET THEM.