Question

List four problems caused by non biodegradable waste.

Answer 1

(i) Since the non-biodegradable substances cannot be broken down, they get accumulated and thus contaminate the soil and the water resources.

(ii) These substances, when accidentally eaten by some stray animal, can harm them and can even cause their death.

(iii) These substances occupy more space in the landfills and require special disposal techniques.

(iv) These materials can accumulate in the environment and can also enter the food chain.

Answer 2

Explanation:

The problems caused by non-biodegradable wastes are:

→ The cause biomagnification.

→ They increase pollution.

→ They make environment unclean.

→ They kill useful microorganisms.