Biology, asked by Elsafromfrozen, 4 months ago

how does wood biodegradable​

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Answered by parul291105
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We’re all too aware of the consequences of plastics in the oceans and on land. However, beyond the visible pollution of our once pristine habitats, plastics are having a grave impact on the climate too.

Newly published research calculates that across their lifecycle, plastics account for 3.8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. That’s almost double the emissions of the aviation sector. If it were a country, the "Plastic Kingdom" would be the fifth-highest emitter in the world.

Demand is set to rise, too. At 380m tonnes a year, we produce 190 times more plastic than we did in 1950. If the demand for plastic continues to grow at its current rate of 4 percent a year, emissions from plastic production will reach 15 percent of global emissions by 2050.

Answered by nivedyasreela
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Wood is biodegradable because it can blend in with soil in a short time. It will be composed to the soul with the help of the forces of nature. Such as: wind,water,and fire.
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