coffee and fish are among natural resources.how will disposing those items affect the environment?
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disposing.... as in getting rid of permanately? or disposing of after they are caught... \nIf you got rid of all the fish, food and life cyles would be altered or some birds and other items would die... from lack of food...\nBut if you dispose of fish in the ground they are a good source of nurshments in the ground for the other plants especially fish heads and guts... many of the fish bones are ground for fertalizer.\n\nCoffee if it was taken away from some adults ....think they might die from caffeene withdrawls... do not know if certain things eat the plant etc.\n\nCoffee grounds after they are used are a good source of using for a recycle pile... coffee grounds put around the garden keep certain bugs and animals from entering the garden.... grounds are also used for fertalizer and added to other food for humans.... \n\nI suggest you get on line and look up coffee, and fish etc.. or use the libray for this topic
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I don't think so. But it could cause Cancer.You better layoff the Coffee so much.Eroding your Esophagus.
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plastic is not degradable and if left on the earth would eventually choke the earth, plastic if burnt there is air polution plastics can be recycled but eventually it has to be destroyed, animals have been know to accidently eat plastic, small children usually put plastic toys in their mouth which if of a cheap quality can harm babies, plastic bags in the hands of small children,  can suffocate them if they playfully put it over their heads
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Working in environmental analytics, pollution situations are a common experience. One of the most common occurrances of pollution is sullage or liquid manure in surface waters, absolutely deadly for all life forms requiring oxygen from the water, and poisonous for plants in high concentrations, too.\n\nPollution can be quite natural...
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Natural Resouces are the physical things (minerals, water, forests, etc) that an area or country contains. hey dont affect the country...
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Environmental impact of burning fossil fuels.
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coffee, sugar, palm oil, rubber, tea
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It is a waste of food... some of the food goes back to the vendors (like bread, potato chips, etc) where they try to resell it in outlet stores, or they donate it to charities.\n\nHigh spoilage foods such as milk, meat and perishables go into the trash ...meats are put down a disposal. Sometimes, tallow (grease) companies and farmers are contracted to pick up the spoiled produce to be recycled into fertilizer or fed as pig slop.\n\nBoxed foods are destroyed in a compactor and the store gets credit for disposing of them.
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fish?  nature's perfect eating machine?
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Polymers from some plastics can supposedly leach.\nThis happens e.g. if you microwave something without removing the saran wrap.\n\nIn general the environmental hazard with plastics and polystyrene is not that they're toxic, but that they will last for thousands of years. It's unfortunately more economical to make them disposable than to recycle. If oil hit $200 a barrel or there were higher pollution fines /landfill fees this would change.
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I think you mean aluminum and plastic resources. Aluminum and plastic are highly recyclable, but in some areas, they are difficult to recycle because of economic, geographic, and government factors.\n\nThe answer would depend on what people drank instead of soda. If they are drinking milk, juice, bottled water, or alcoholic beverages, which also come in cans and bottles, the answer is no.   \n\nIf people drink less fluid in general (probably not healthy), or drink tap water out of containers they re-use (like glasses or nalgene bottles), then yes. How many consumers can we reasonably expect to do that, when many folks can't even be bothered to put their aluminum cans in a separate container?
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Good for the environment.
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Definitely, we are running out of natural resources. We should do our bit to save wat we have... Every tiny drop makes an ocean...
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kills fish and other bacteria
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B - Habitat degradation would be the closest I would say. \n\nBut, environmental degradation would be a better answer:\nIt is related to the deterioration of the environment both in terms of quantity and extinction of some wildlife species and quality like air, water or land pollution.
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I dont drink coffee but let me guese they have an animal farm and all the animals are used for is pooping soo they can make there coffee and your gonna tell me it dont smell.
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One reason maybe the pollutants that are in the areas that will be reflooded.  We do not know the impact they will have on the rest of the ecosystem.