Biology, asked by Charitha21, 1 year ago

why is broken glass utensil a kind of non-degradable waste

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Answered by Kristen1

cannot be decomposed in the soil

Answered by SHREYABHATlA

Broken glass utensils are a kind of non-degradable waste as they cannot be decomposed and broken down by living micro-organisms. These need to be disposed off in deep dug out pits so that they do not cause any harm

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