Yes they can be - if the exloded fireworks rubbish is left around and not picked up then they just become common and unsightly garbage, as lots of fireworks also have plastic parts that almost never disintegrate then their effect on the environment is really no good.
No. Fires are a natural disturbance that rangelands (which includes forests) needed to get rid of excess litter or dead plant material, and put nutrients down for new plants to grow from. Fires actually increase plant biodiversity and growth, they don't surpress it, particularly after a fire has went through a range site.
Well, fire is not bad. Without fire, we can't cook our food.
But fire used in a bad way is bad for the world.
Yes. Fire is combustion of organic carbon compounds and contributes to green house gasses that raise atmospheric temperatures.
it can sometimes help.
because they are bad for the environment. they pollute the water
because it uses electisity which is bad for the environment
A man who sells bad stuff
yeah. on pioneer day. well it depends on were you are
i think it bad for the inviroment because it can be harmfull for our skin
because its in fireworks and theyre bad for the enviroment
because they are bad for the environment. they pollute the water
you will not get hurt by fireworks
they don't
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Some materials like plastic are bad for the environment.
Elmer's glue is not bad for the environment.
Yes they're very bad for the environment
because it uses electisity which is bad for the environment
Some materials like plastic are bad for the environment.
No it is not bad
it is bad because