Is a building part of the society or part of the environment? (If buildings are being broken down, is it an environmental or social impact?)

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Emily Hensley

Chemistry

10 July, 11:34

Is a building part of the society or part of the environment? (If buildings are being broken down, is it an environmental or social impact?)

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Cullen Mcbride · Answer 1

It depends on the buildings material. if it has asbestos or SBS or mold of some type, it would both social, and environmental. if the building is a modern structure with no complications, then it is just social.

Jordin Riddle · Answer 2

This question is very vague but I see that you posted it in Chemistry.

We can then assume that a chemical reaction is occurring that most be breaking down the building, an example being rust or corrosion. This would be environmental damage.

However, a building can be considered both a part of society and the environment depending on how you look at it. Also, it can both have environmental and social impact if its being broken down.