Science, asked by sunny88249, 3 months ago

Explain the differences.
Degradable and non-degradable

waste

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

Biodegradable waste can be degraded or broken down into simpler, harmless substances by living organisms. Non-biodegradable waste cannot be degraded or broken down into simpler substances by living organisms. Breakdown of these wastes enriches the soil such as plant and animal wastes.

Answered by KimBunny

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Answer:

Biodegradable waste can be degraded or broken down into simpler, harmless substances by living organisms. Non-biodegradable waste cannot be degraded or broken down into simpler substances by living organisms. Breakdown of these wastes enriches the soil such as plant and animal wastes.

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