Savetheoceans Stories

A land divided, a world colliding, change every growing. The struggle between commercial non-diligence and environmental recuperation . A short fictional story. #PlanetOrPlastic Thank you for reading! .............. Luzaan x

Lacey picks up trash near the water's edge that's useless and sells it to a junk shop that gives it to recycling plants. She has no worry of losing her job. The world supplies a lot of plastic junk every year. A lot meaning around three hundred million tons of plastic, most of which ends up in the ocean. What is worrying is that the world could be lost to plastic, drowning in it, while she and a small community of people pick up plastic soup containers. What if it's already too late for them to save Earth's precious oceans?

Literally just stupid shit I'm thinking about.

If things carry on the way they are, we won't have the option to change our ways. Our children will suffer, and if our grandchildren get a chance to live, they'll suffer.

This story features a dystopian world where fish live on land and have suffered a lot due to the effect of fish-created plastic- but nothing at all, compared to the agonies that aquatic humans suffer.

Hi!! I hope you enjoy my story!!! Its about time we all take action and protect our beautiful oceans🌊🐋

Humans are not done taking life from the ocean, they are filling it with garbage, too, and the oceans cry out in despair. {National Geographic Contest Entry}

This story details the life of a Q-Tip: from it's birth in a factory to it's place in the clutches of a seahorse.

in which a girl discovers plastic in her ocean home ~~~ {my story for #PlanetOrPlastic lowercase intended}

Join Natalie Hamburch and her family as the survive the new world order. The year is 2058 and the world's oceans are dead. With her father having died in the Resource Wars and the rest of the worlds government's fallen to crime syndicates, Natalie, her young sister Carla and her mother must work together to survive this wasteland of a planet.

After the great pollution, the world has changed. People live high above the ground, the planet is wasted and the most dangerous place on earth is the ocean. But there are still people out there who believe that there is still a chance to rescue the planet and the key to it is deep down in the water.

Hello everybody! This is my entry for National Geographics writing contest: Planet or Plastic. The contest focusses on the devastating impact of single-use plastics - a subject which I personally feel very strongly about. Plastic pollution is a global issue and I believe that we all have a responsibility to change our ways and save the oceans before it is too late. Our choices matter and together we CAN make a difference. But we have to act now! ..... If you are interested in entering the contest, there is still time. Go to National Geographics page and read the rules and guidelines for the contest. Deadline for entering is December 30th. Good Luck to everyone who enters. Our voices will be heard!

Люди не прекращают отнимать жизнь у океана, они заполняют его мусором и океаны кричат от отчаяния. Автор: Bel Watson

This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic Contest by National Geographic. I hope you like it. 💕

To all the people, you are what you do so saving our planet is up to you.

This is my short entry into the #PlanetorPlastic contest. Millions of our ocean water friends are affected every day because of human recklessness. It's time for change. #aworldfreeofplastic #biodegradable #keepthewatersclean #savetheoceans

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

This is my entry for the National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic competition. I hope this story impacts some people as the earth' oceans are beautiful places and its a shame that we are ruining them with our rubbish. I hope you enjoy.

It's time to make a choice. Planet or plastic? This is an entry for National Geographic's #planetorplastic competition. Word Count: 449 words