Save paper and save trees

Paper is a very important material in our daily lives. It is used in a variety of ways. In many applications, the paper is primarily used for writing and printing.

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Paper is made from cellulose pulp and is mainly derived from wood, rags and certain grasses that are processed into flexible sheets by deposition from aqueous suspensions.

Paper use:

Paper can be used in a variety of ways, such as for communication, storage of information, cleaning, construction, representation of value, packaging, and personal use.

Paper products:

Paper gives us a lot of useful products. The list of common paper products listed here is as follows:

• books


• laptop


• Report card


• Greeting card


• Menu card


• Paper bag


• Banknote


• Medical chart


• bandage


• envelope


• Tarpaper


• sandpaper


• wrapper


• Paper boat


• Paper plane


• newspaper


• magazine


• product list


• wallpaper


• photo


• Playing cards


• Sticker


• Phone book


• Disposable items


• stationery


• tablecloth


• Food bag


• kite


• toilet paper


• banknote


• Ticket


• check


• Security certificate

Why recycle paper?

Paper recycling is the process of collecting, processing, recycling, and recycling waste paper and re-manufacturing it into a trash can, which in turn saves the raw materials and energy needed to make new products.

You know that if you save a piece of paper every day, you can save 40,000 trees a year.

Conversely, saving paper can save trees, save energy, save water, chemicals used to make paper, and reduce waste.

We should start by recycling waste from home, not what others are doing outside, and continue because it helps control waste disposal and saves money they could have disposed of.

The US Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] believes that paper recycling reduces water pollution by 35% and air pollution by 74% compared to the manufacture of new paper and paper products.

The industrial manufacture of paper is destroying the climate of our planet, and the reuse and recycling of paper helps to stabilize and protect our environment to a large extent.

Recycling is the only key to reducing waste, reducing pollution, saving renewable energy, saving trees and saving money. But before we consider recycling anything, we can do the best for the health and well-being of our planet so that we can use less resources in our daily lives.

Paper recycling can save 17 trees, reduce 587 pounds of air pollution, and 15,644 liters of water, which in turn reduces 58% of air pollution, 4,077 kilowatts of energy, thereby reducing energy requirements by 64%, and 1042 liters of oil. Reduce oil pollution by 64% and oil demand by 45%. About 55% of municipal waste before recycling is paper and paper products. Recycling a ton of newspapers reduced the landfill by 3 cubic meters.

Millions of people buy newspapers every day, throwing away trash cans after reading them, without knowing the fact that 24 trees are needed to make a ton of newspapers.

The recovered paper must be cleaned for successful recycling. It should be free of contaminants such as food, dirt, plastic metal and other types of waste, as contaminated paper makes the recycling process very difficult. Contaminated paper cannot be recycled and must be composted, burned to obtain energy or landfill to reduce the amount of waste around us.

Reducing, reusing and recycling is a simple and effective way to reduce paper usage. Practicing these 3Rs also helps save energy and protect the environment.

How to reduce paper waste:

It is important to recognize how our responsibilities have made our planet green and our next generation to live in better places. Concerted efforts need to work in this direction before it is too late. Use the following methods to help reduce paper consumption, saving trees and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

• By publishing reports electronically rather than paper, companies can save a lot of printing costs.


• Use your phone or email to communicate instead of sending a message.


• Creating the best from waste also helps to better control and manage waste, thereby reducing environmental and health impacts.


• Use durable items instead of disposables because it stays longer and saves money and waste. Repairing things instead of buying new items also reduces waste.


• Use both sides of the paper to print.


• Recycle newspapers by turning newspapers into useful things instead of discarding them. It also reduces the amount of material entering the landfill.


• Send cards and greeting cards on special occasions via the Internet.


• On average, 16% of the money we spend on packaging will eventually become junk. So avoid over-packaging goods.


• Use coffee cups instead of paper cups in the workplace instead of coffee cups.


• Use unbleached or unpigmented paper in bulk to reduce packaging.


• Purchase paper with the lowest chlorine content.


• Stop printing as much as possible.


• Reduce the font size when printing.


• Books that you no longer need and are in good condition are donated to the library. This in turn raises funds for the library to purchase new items.


• Get and pay bills online, not through posts.


• Have your child write with a white/blackboard instead of paper. In this way, they can erase what they don't need in turn; many files can be saved.


• Watch the news on TV, or you can read the news online instead of buying it. This helps kill paper instead of trees.


• If you want to create an environment in the office, then go paperless.


• Use napkins instead of napkins because they are more hygienic and can also reduce paper waste.


• Place an order by phone, email or online.


• Keep the recycling bin on the road; at the train station or bus stop, people can discard the waste or you can ship it directly to the recycling center.


• Use a cloth bag instead of a paper bag to carry the items you purchased.


• Before placing the banknotes in the recycling bin, use unused paper to record the banknotes.

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