What are biodegradable wastes?

Answer 1

The wastes which can be broken down to harmless or non-poisonous substances by the action of microorganisms are called biodegradable wastes.e. g. domestic kitchen, bathroom, and laundry sewage, newspapers and other paper or cardboard, vegetable matter, food leftovers, leaves, tree branches/twigs, etc.

Examples of non-biodegradable include glass, plastics, rubber, tires, etc.

Answer 2

Non-biodegradable waste will NOT break down (or won't for many many years). Examples are plastics, metal and glass. Dangerous chemicals and toxins are also non-biodegradable, as are plastic grocery bags, Styrofoam (polystyrene), and other similar materials.

Answer 3

biodegradable waste are those which can be easily degraded or divided into its simplest form with the help of microbes that occur naturally in the environment. non-biodegradable waste cannot be degraded by these microbes and they are known as recalcitrants. and these substance later leads to several ecological problems..... hence, we must take care to recycle these materials.

Answer 4

a list of biodegradable wastes:-

1 paper

2 cardboard

3 peels of fruits(and vegetables)

4 kitchen food scraps

these are only some of them but there are many more.

Answer 5

bio d waste are those waste which degredable/decompose by bio microrganisms are bio D waste EX; COTTON, JUTE etc.

Answer 6

Biodegradable is when there is some thing that is made out of Natural Resources which can turn back into the product that it was made out of if given enough time.

Answer 7

It is a kind of waste that can be decomposed by micro organisms.

Answer 8

Fruit and vegetable peels, paper, and leaves.

Answer 9

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