Well if your homework is on pieces of paper then yes it does, as paper is made from trees, but if it is not then it doesnt kill trees.
There are many different factors that can come into play if a tree dies, some of them can be the weather, not enough sunlight or water, pollution etc
Yes, in indirect way it kills trees. Every usage of paper kill trees, but it is also good for all of us to learn. Homework is good and trees can be planted again. Everyone should plant at least one tree.
yes technically it does.But isn't it worth doing homework to review what you learned in class and to have great careers to figure out a way to save the trees or discover another form of "paper"ORdo you want to not do your homework, get bad grades, get into a bad college, become a hobo, and live a life of dumpster diving AND waste more trees building your cardboard box house that you'll probably live in??your choice.just because u dont do home work dont all ways mean that u get bad grades and. YES it does kill trees more paper 4 homework less trees
Yes, stranger vines can kill trees. They girdle bushes, herbs, grasses, shrubs and trees from bottom to top. The girdling or strangling activity by runners, suckers or tendrils massively generated by prolific seeding kills non-woody and woody plants by monopolizing all light and moisture inputs from air, land and water bodies.
No, webworms generally do not kill trees but yes, they can contribute to a tree's decline and ultimate death.Specifically, webworms cover trees with webs. Inside the webs, the worms eat the leaves. Trees weaken after several years if they yearly lose more than one-third of their foliage to webworms. But they will survive as long as the leaf-consumption is not coupled with other environmental stresses such as additional pests, extreme moisture and temperature levels, or heavy chemical controls.
Yes, bleach is harmful to plants and can potentially kill bushes and trees if it is applied directly to them or if it seeps into the soil around them. It is not recommended to use bleach as a herbicide as it can have unintended environmental impacts.
It definitely kills trees, because if you think about it, homework comes from paper, and where does that come from? Trees!
Yes, in indirect way it kills trees. Every usage of paper kill trees, but it is also good for all of us to learn. Homework is good and trees can be planted again. Everyone should plant at least one tree.
Because the homework given out to children is used from paper... And paper is taken from trees so we have to chop down the tree's for homework. That is bad because tree's are like the main way we can breath on earth.
yes technically it does.But isn't it worth doing homework to review what you learned in class and to have great careers to figure out a way to save the trees or discover another form of "paper"ORdo you want to not do your homework, get bad grades, get into a bad college, become a hobo, and live a life of dumpster diving AND waste more trees building your cardboard box house that you'll probably live in??your choice.just because u dont do home work dont all ways mean that u get bad grades and. YES it does kill trees more paper 4 homework less trees
homework uses up tons of paper
you kill a lot of things and you kill the trees
There is nothing in homework that is deadly. ANSWER 2: they're right, technically, homework can't kill you, but if we keep taking down trees to make homework, we're going to kill ourselves, basically, because there are no more trees to make oxygen, and with no oxygen, we can't breath, resulting in the extinction (death) of the human race as we know it.
Of course not.
YES,becuase every time you do homework you waste paper and paper = trees
i want to help with this 1.you can kill trees by oil
Many, though the exact number is not available. That is a very good reason for students to do their very best at getting their homework done. Sacrificing trees in order for students to learn is justifiable. What is not justifiable is students wasting that paper by not doing their homework or not doing their very best on it.
deciduous trees remain dormant in the winter