Distinguish between biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes.

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Biodegradable waste Non-biodegradable waste

It can be decayed by the action of microbes. It cannot be decayed by the action of microbes.

It is less harmful to the environment. It is harmful to the environment.

Examples: Vegetable peel and paper. Examples: Plastic bags and glass.

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Biodegradable waste	Non-biodegradable waste
It can be decayed by the action of microbes.	It cannot be decayed by the action of microbes.
It is less harmful to the environment.	It is harmful to the environment.
Examples: Vegetable peel and paper.	Examples: Plastic bags and glass.