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3 years ago

How does throwaway culture impact the environment

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Gala2k [10]3 years ago

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Answer: It has impacted the environment in a negative way.

Explanation: This type of culture has negatively impacted the environment since nowadays a series of objects are created with various natural resources in order for people to use them but get rid of them once and for all. This is bad for the planet as several of these objects take time to break down and end up becoming harmful to the environment.

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