One change to our beloved ocean

One change to our beloved

By: Joseph Rio Morrissey

Ocean

Think about it, how would the future be with no ocean, animals or life? Take a moment to think. WE ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT CAN CHANGE THIS. The oceans life sustaining forces are decreasing by; over fishing, pollution and global warming. These can cause life threatening dangers that can lead to floods and HUNGER

Do you know that NOT EVEN HALF OF THE GOVERNMENT IS supporting global warming??? Therefore, putting our waste into the ocean causes bacteria to get into the plankton, fish and predators. Our lives are just as important as the ocean's lives are to us.

Think... what would our oceans be like if there are no fish or freshwater? You probably think it's not a big deal, but it is, with no water we can't survive. This would not happen if we stopped over fishing and started to fish less then we do now. This might happen in 20 or 50 years ,but we have no choice but to force Government leaders to help our ocean so we don't have to see its life go to waste. We all know every thing can't just change by its self. We can force our Government to agree with us, if they don't, they will be our Extinction.

Think about our world, but WITH NO LIFE except us. That's because the Government is sitting in their chairs doing NOTHING TO HELP. NOW more animals are going Extinct faster than we can imagine. Right now the Country that is polluting the MOST plastic is China, with 8.80 METRIC TONS OF PLASTIC. Think... what can you do?

About the Author

Hello my name is Joseph Morrissey and I live in Quogue on Long Island and i go to Quogue School. I am 12 years old and I live with my mother, my father, my sister, and my dog Obi.

The reason I wrote this book is because I lOVE THE OCEAN and every thing in it from small to big. I was inspired by others who love the ocean and how they want to make a change to the ocean the same way I want to help. I want to see if lots of people care about the ocean and how everything in it is endangered. So thank you for reading this. The little things that hurt the ocean will hurt us the same way it hurts them.