Food can stay fresh for a longer period of time if you use proper storage methods. Keep foods in airtight containers with lids. For items that will be going into the freezer use sealed bags to help keep them fresh. Buy only small quantities of perishable fruits so that they will be used up before they spoil.
It depends on what food it is. The fungi will probably get food from the fridge rotting in a day or two but otherwise, I don't really know.
raw and rotting eggs
Yes, it is possible to prevent food from rotting by storing it properly. This includes keeping food at the correct temperature, using airtight containers, and avoiding exposure to light and moisture. Additionally, maintaining good hygiene practices can also help prevent food from rotting.
rotting stuff in garbage cans.
YES! you can compost it and use it for fertilizer!
Because inside it is rotting food.
If given the opportunity and it smells good yes a cat will eat rotting food. It would even eat out of a trash can if it could. Not all would but most would.
Landfills release carbon dioxide from aerobic rotting organic matter, and methane if the rotting is anaerobic (without oxygen).Animals we raise for food (mostly cattle) release methane, mostly by burping, but a little by farting.Burning coal releases carbon dioxide.
asparagus
They brake down waste and rotting matter.
When food spoils or rots, it is best advised if it is tossed in the garbage.
a toadstool does but a fern does not. a fern makes its own food