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Why is throwing waste in forests against conservation?

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Correct answer: Because it can harm plants and animals

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Forest waste can injure animals, pollute soil and water, block natural spaces, and introduce harmful substances. Animals may eat plastic or become trapped in it; sharp objects can cause wounds; decomposing or chemical waste can change soil and water quality. These effects damage the ecosystem and may reduce biodiversity. Option A correctly states that waste can harm plants and animals. Option B is wrong because waste does not make forests permanently dense. Option C is wrong because pollution usually threatens biodiversity rather than increasing it. Option D is wrong because waste does not always make soil fertile; some organic material may decompose, but plastic, chemicals, and other waste can poison or degrade soil. Conservation means preventing pollution and carrying waste out safely. Memory cue: in a forest, carry in what you need and carry out your waste.

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Forest PollutionWasteEcosystem Damage

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