Glass is often considered to last indefinitely because it is chemically stable and does not decompose like organic materials. Under normal conditions, glass is resistant to many environmental factors, including moisture, UV light, and temperature changes. However, over very long periods, it can slowly degrade or weather due to processes like hydrolysis, but this occurs on a geological timescale. Thus, while it may not last "forever" in a strict sense, it has an exceptionally long lifespan compared to many other materials.
Because the raw materials that make up glass will not last forever. Recycling old glass reduces the amount of new materials that need to be extracted - making them last longer.
not forever, but for a long time. glass can be broken down as it has sand and other minerals in it. so in answer to your question, no.
We Can Last Forever was created in 1989-04.
This War Will Last Forever was created in 2006.
Glass can be recycled forever until it gets contaminated.
yes, they will last forever and make black ranga babies!! yes, they will last forever and make black ranga babies!!
A glass bottle will not decay, if you bury one in a landfill site it will still be there hundreds of years later, recycle them.
No, Goodyear tires do not last forever. In fact, they will last anywhere from two to four years. Longer if well taken care of. However, they will not last forever.
The duration of It Can't Last Forever is 1.13 hours.
Glass can take up to 1 million years to decompose in the environment, as it is not biodegradable. However, glass can be recycled indefinitely, which helps to reduce the environmental impact of its long decomposition time.
Earth will last forever of course!!
Forever and Forever and Forever .