The natural degradation characteristics of degradable environmentally friendly pulp box can reduce the long-term accumulation of solid waste from the source. Traditional packaging materials such as plastics are difficult to decompose in the natural environment and will remain in the soil, oceans and other places for a long time, forming a large amount of garbage. After being discarded, pulp boxes can be gradually decomposed into harmless substances under the action of microorganisms. They will not occupy land or pollute waters like plastics, allowing nature to digest these wastes by itself, avoiding the problem of increasing accumulation of solid waste and reducing the pressure on the environment to deal with waste.
During the degradation process, this pulp box will not release toxic and harmful substances, protecting the balance of the ecosystem. Some difficult-to-degrade packaging materials will release toxic gases or chemicals when they decompose, polluting the soil and water sources and affecting the survival of animals and plants. The degradation products of degradable environmentally friendly pulp box are mainly natural substances such as water and carbon dioxide. These substances are not toxic to soil and water sources, and will not destroy the living environment of animals and plants, allowing the ecosystem to circulate normally without pollution, maintaining the healthy state of the natural environment.
The natural degradation characteristics can also reduce dependence on waste treatment facilities and reduce the environmental burden caused by treatment costs. Traditional packaging waste needs to be treated by incineration, landfill and other methods. Incineration consumes energy and produces waste gas, while landfill requires a large amount of land and may cause underground pollution. Degradable pulp boxes do not require complicated treatment processes and can be degraded in the natural environment, reducing the demand for incineration and landfill facilities, reducing the energy consumed by garbage disposal and the secondary pollution generated, allowing the environment to have more energy to repair itself.
For the soil environment, the natural degradation of pulp boxes can improve the soil structure rather than cause damage. When plastics and other materials are buried in the soil, they will hinder the air permeability and water penetration of the soil and affect plant growth. When degradable pulp boxes degrade in the soil, they will gradually transform into organic matter. These substances can increase the fertility of the soil, improve the soil's aggregate structure, keep the soil in good air permeability and water retention, and are conducive to plant growth, so that soil resources can be better utilized rather than being occupied and destroyed by waste.
In aquatic environments, this degradation characteristic can avoid harm to aquatic organisms. Many plastic packaging wastes will enter the ocean, rivers and other waters, and be eaten or entangled by aquatic organisms, threatening their life safety. If degradable environmentally friendly pulp box enters the water, it will decompose in a short time. It will not float or sink to the bottom of the water for a long time like plastic, reducing the physical damage to aquatic organisms. At the same time, its degradation products will not pollute the water quality, protecting the safety of the aquatic ecosystem and allowing the aquatic environment to maintain a natural balance.
The natural degradation characteristics can also reduce excessive human intervention in the environment and give full play to the self-purification ability of nature. In order to deal with difficult-to-degrade packaging waste, humans need to invest a lot of manpower and material resources to clean and treat it, and these activities themselves may also have a certain impact on the environment. The natural degradation process of degradable pulp boxes does not require too much human intervention and can be completed entirely by natural forces, allowing humans to reduce human interference with the environment, allowing the self-purification mechanism of nature to operate normally, and enhancing the environment's own ability to deal with waste.
In addition, this characteristic helps to promote the popularization of green consumption concepts and reduce the environmental burden overall. When degradable environmentally friendly pulp box is widely used, it will lead consumers to pay more attention to environmental protection and reduce their dependence on non-environmentally friendly packaging products. This change in consumption habits will prompt more companies to adopt environmentally friendly materials, forming a virtuous cycle, reducing damage to the environment in all links from production to consumption, and ultimately reducing the burden on the environment for the entire society, making the relationship between man and nature more harmonious.
