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Benefits of Classroom Paper Recycling

The document proposes implementing paper recycling in the classroom to reduce the environmental impact of paper production from trees and natural resources. The objectives are to recycle paper to decrease deforestation, reduce pollution, and alleviate landfill overload. Recycling used paper allows for the reuse of this resource and the production of new paper with less pollution and water usage.

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Benefits of Classroom Paper Recycling

The document proposes implementing paper recycling in the classroom to reduce the environmental impact of paper production from trees and natural resources. The objectives are to recycle paper to decrease deforestation, reduce pollution, and alleviate landfill overload. Recycling used paper allows for the reuse of this resource and the production of new paper with less pollution and water usage.

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CLASS PROJECT

Recycled paper

INTRODUCTION:

The vast majority of the things we have throughout the day are paper-based.
sus procesos; lo cual significa que gastamos cantidades inmensas cada año. lo que conlleva a
an environmental impact.

We know:

That to make paper, large quantities of trees, water, and energy are needed.
oil And this is affecting our environment

OBJECTIVES:

implement paper recycling in the classroom


Paper recycling is increasingly necessary for various reasons:
The main ingredient required for paper production is cellulose, and this
comes from the trees.
The paper waste that is thrown in the trash and not recycled accumulates.
in landfills, which are becoming increasingly saturated.
Allows to reuse paper, turning used paper into another one that has
It can have a completely different use.
Recycling is much more eco-friendly than producing 'new' paper. Specifically, it produces in
35% less water pollution, and reduces air pollution by 70%.
In addition, a much smaller amount of water is needed for its production.

CONCLUSION:

The use of recycled paper is not only important to help improve our
habitat, it is also essential to create a culture of recycling and reusing
the materials we obtain from Mother Nature. We can all contribute to ensuring that the
Deforestation does not become one of the most harmful problems of the modern world.

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