Metals are natural in the enviroment, so in that case they are perfectly fine. But when it comes to processing it takes too much energy which goes into various pollution effects, depending on how it is processed.
Is Metal Bad For The Environment?
These answers are ridiculous. Common metals, such as steel/iron or aluminum, themselves do not harm the environment. Some metals, such as radioactive metals (e.g. Uranium) or toxic metals (e.g. Lead) will have adverse biological effects (harm or kill plants or animals), but I doubt that such rarely used metals were the focus of this question. It's not like filling a landfill full of scrap metal will cause global warming or induce weather change.
Yes because it destroys the enviorment
First comment, yes it is bad 4 the environment because is takes to much energy to make
Yes because it destroys our earth and doesnt help the envirorinment al all... We should be able to keep a clean environment and we need no metal in our environment
