Rubbish dumps contribute to air, water, and soil pollution through the release of harmful chemicals and greenhouse gases. They can also harm wildlife by disrupting ecosystems and leaching toxic substances into the environment. In addition, rubbish dumps can create unsightly landscapes and pose health risks to nearby communities.
Down in the Dumps happened in 1996.
The amount of rubbish in a landfill can vary widely depending on its size, location, and usage. Landfills typically hold between hundreds of tons to millions of tons of waste. Over time, the amount of rubbish in a landfill will continue to grow as more waste is deposited.
Rubbish did not start global warming. Global warming began when we discovered and began burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas), which releases the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide (CO2). Fortunately, the burning of rubbish doesn't really occur and hasn't for decades.
Rubbish pollutes the Earth by releasing harmful chemicals and toxins into the environment, contaminating soil, water, and air. Improper disposal methods like littering and illegal dumping further contribute to pollution, impacting wildlife and human health. Recycling and proper waste management are crucial in reducing the negative effects of rubbish on the planet.
The amount of rubbish generated on Earth each year varies, but estimates suggest that it is in the range of billions of tons. This includes household waste, industrial waste, and other forms of waste. Recycling and waste management efforts are crucial in reducing this amount and minimizing its impact on the environment.
No, they save the planet from invasion so don't recycle !!!!!!!!!
You may have to check. Where I live theres a rule against scavenging.
Probably because their poor or they have a mental problem where they think it's actually a home or something
illnesses
the rubbish team in the world is Liverpool
No, brass is a metal that will stay for thousands of years in landfills and rubbish dumps without breaking down.
Its bad for them obvously
they die
Braiden Garrick easily.....
the rubbish can get into our water tanks and can pollute
the rubbish can get into our water tanks and can pollute
US if rubbish is suppose to mean waste or trash.