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Cement is not biodegradable, as defined by microorganisms turning it back into natural occurring minerals in the environment. By itself cement is a natural occurring product of the environment, but microorganisms would need to consume it.
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∙ 11y agoNo, it can be broken until the point where it's unnoticeable and can be washed away like any other rock over hundreds of years. But it's not BIO degradeable.
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