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Biodegradable

Things that can easily dissolve, break down, and fade away over time. Examples include banana peels, chicken bones, and leaves.

Non-biodegradable

Things that do not dissolve or break down for many years, such as aluminum cans, plastic products, and grocery bags.

Packaging materials from mushrooms

Can be used as an alternative to non-biodegradable packaging, reducing the use of limited resources and land pollution.

Natural resource

Resources that living things use to meet their needs, like food, clean water, and shelter.

Land pollution

The destruction of the earth's land surfaces due to human activities and misuse of land resources.

Deforestation

The cutting of large forest areas for human activities, leading to habitat destruction and decreased photosynthesis.

Agriculture

The practice of growing food to meet the needs of a growing population, causing groundwater contamination and desertification.

Urbanization

The development of land for housing and buildings near cities, leading to flooding, habitat destruction, and loss of farmland.

Landfills and hazardous waste

Areas where trash is buried, causing space occupation, groundwater contamination, and increased pollution.

Pollution

The contamination of the environment with harmful substances that can destroy plants and animals.