Biodegradable materials are supposed to be environmentally friendly but sometimes this expectation isn't entirely true.
What Is Biodegradable?
In order for a product to be classified as a biodegradable product, it must be able to be broken down into its constituent natural elements and be absorbed by the environment. Real biodegradable material will often break down into:
* Simple organisms
* Carbon
* Hydrogen
* Bacteria
* Fungi
* Oxygen - Carbon dioxide Co2 and water H2O
Because a product is advertised as biodegradable it doesn't necessarily mean that it is good for the environment. No guidelines exist with which to aid buyers of products which are advertised as biodegradable. These products may actually be biodegradable since they eventually break down into their natural elements but it doesn't necessarily mean that they are safe for the environment.
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