Isaiah Chapman 
The Plastic Divide [EPUB ebook] 
A Novel of Environmental Justice and Corporate Greed

Seventeen-year-old Maria Rosalia’s world is the vibrant fishing village of Playa Esperanza, where the rhythm of life is dictated by the tides. But when multinational corporation Nova Chem builds a processing plant, promising prosperity, the ocean’s bounty becomes tainted with toxic waste. Maria witnesses the coral bleaching, the dwindling fish, the oily sheen on the water—and she refuses to stand idly by.  Inspired by her grandfather’s stories of the ocean’s protective spirits and her mother’s strength, Maria ignites a resistance, joined by a tech-savvy coder and a quiet observer. Their acts of defiance, small at first, attract the attention of a jaded environmental lawyer, rekindling his own lost idealism.
As the fight escalates, a photojournalist captures the raw beauty of Playa Esperanza and the devastating impact of the pollution, igniting a global outcry. #The Plastic Divide becomes a rallying cry, transforming Maria’s local struggle into an international movement.  But Nova Chem, a behemoth accustomed to operating in the shadows, won’t surrender easily.  They launch a counter-offensive, aiming to discredit Maria and fracture the community. Even within Playa Esperanza, loyalties are tested, as one of Maria’s closest friends grapples with his family’s dependence on the very corporation poisoning their home.
From the pristine beaches of Playa Esperanza to the halls of the United Nations, Maria’s courage will challenge corporate greed and expose the human cost of environmental injustice. Will her voice be loud enough to turn the tide, or will the whispers of corporate power drown out the fight for a sustainable future?  Dive into *The Plastic Divide* and discover a story of resilience, community, and the fight for a world where profit doesn’t come at the expense of our planet.