yesm Chewing Gum lasts for years and years, and it solidifies fast, and is considered one of the most dangerous waste.the remains of the first chewed gum ever are still in a museum, after 200 years, and it`s still comestible.
so yes. it is littering
Yes, it is considered littering. Gum does not degrade the way other food products do. And it creates a sticky mess for any person or animal that gets into it. In some countries it is a criminal act to even have gum!
Yes paper is biodegradable and also considered litter.
yes, because you are still throwing something on the floor that is harmful to the environment.
If I was the person who steps in it later, I would say, yes.
no
Viscose is a type of cellulose fiber that has been around since the early 1900's. Yes, viscose is biodegradable and it can be dyed easily.
The fingernails that grow on the end of your fingers are biodegradable, since they are made of keratin. Depending upon conditions, the breakdown could take a while.
most likely since cat litter is absorbent .
Native Americans have been chewing it since they discovered it in North America a very longtime ago.
He did not invent anything, but he is credited as being the "father of chewing gum" since he brought chewing gum to the masses.
Most T-Shirts are made of Cotton, and since Cotton is a Natural Fabric, it is biodegradable. If a T-Shirt is a blend (containing more than one type of fabric), and one of the blended fabrics is NOT Natural, the T-Shirt would ONLY be partially biodegradable (the portions made up of the Natural fabrics). Nylon & Polyester are Fabrics which ARE NOT Natural; therefore NOT Biodegradable. Cotton & Hemp are Fabrics which ARE Natural; therefore they ARE Biodegradable.
That depends on if anything was added to it - like preservatives, to keep it fresh in a bottle, but since most Lime juice came from the fruit that grows on trees it is biodegradable. If it is not really lime juice but a chemical flavor then that may take longer to break down. Almost everything is biodegradable given enough time.
That depends on if anything was added to it - like preservatives, to keep it fresh in a bottle, but since most Lime juice came from the fruit that grows on trees it is biodegradable. If it is not really lime juice but a chemical flavor then that may take longer to break down. Almost everything is biodegradable given enough time.
since your chewing the gum your like taking the flavor off
No since paper is composed of a natural substance (cellulose) which is easily degraded by various bacteria.
Well, since pointe shoes are made out of newspaper and satin, I would think that eventually they would biodegrate.
Since litter means trash that is not in the trash can, guinea pigs don't tend to come from a "litter". Of course, if you find a guinea pig in a pile of litter you can always let me know.