Differences between Biodegradable Wastes and Nonbiodegradable Wastes?

Biodegradable WastesNonbiodegradable Wastes
Origin. They are biological in origin.They are commonly man-made.
Degradability. The wastes are degraded by microorganisms.They are not degraded by microorganisms.
Accumulation. They do not accumulate in nature.They pile up and accumulate in nature.
Biomagnification. The biodegradable wastes do not show biomagnification.The soluble nondegradable wastes enter food chains and undergo biomagnification.
Resource. The wastes can be converted into resource.
Examples. Garbage, livestock wastes, sewage.
Some wastes can be recycled.
Examples. Plastic, polythene, glass, nickel, cadmium, several pesticides.

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