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The effects of calcium propionate in the environment are multi-faceted, and are analyzed in the following aspects: 

Stability: Calcium propionate is more stable in the environment, which means that its chemical properties are not easy to change under natural environmental conditions, and it can maintain its own structure and properties for a certain period of time.

Degradability: Calcium propionate is not easy to be degraded, it is difficult to be quickly converted into other substances in the natural environment through natural ways such as microbial decomposition, and may exist in the environment for a long time.

Production and use process: In the production and use process of calcium propionate, care needs to be taken to prevent environmental pollution. Although it itself has a low impact on the environment, the production process may produce some waste and wastewater, etc., which, if not handled properly, may have an adverse effect on the surrounding environment. For example, wastewater discharged during the production process may cause damage to water ecosystems if it contains untreated calcium propionate or other chemical substances; during use, if a large amount of calcium propionate enters the soil in an unreasonable manner, it may affect the soil's acidity and alkalinity and the structure of microbial communities, etc.