Ben Pure: Mission Paper Recycle

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Ben Pure Mission Paper Recycle
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Ben Pure Mission Paper Recycle

• Worried about trees? The first thing you can do
  is recycle paper. According to the American
  Forest Paper Association, recycling one ton of
  paper saves around 3.3 cubic yards of landfill
  space.
• The US has several recycling programs that
  collect paper from people. You can contact such
  programs and take a step toward saving planet
  Earth, says Benjamin Pure.

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Turning Paper into Products

• In 2010, according to reports, about two-thirds
  of used paper was converted into items like
  grocery bags, corrugated boxes, magazines, and
  newspapers. Over one-third of fiber pulp, which
  is used to produce paper, is derived from
  recycled paper.
• When you recycle paper, you conserve natural
  resources and aid in environment protection. It
  is an important step toward safeguarding Mother
  Nature, says Ben Pure.

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Turning Paper into Products

• Both public and private sectors have taken up the
  task of recycling. Various programs work toward
  waste paper management. There are services that
  collect waste paper from your home and transfer
  them to appropriate recycling units.
• You can even contact some agencies online. Once
  you get familiar with the recycling world, you
  will be amazed by its benefits to the environment.

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Stunning Facts

• Do you know each ton of recycle paper saves 15-17
  trees from being felled? This is according to
  reports by the US Environmental Protection
  Agency. Nowadays, there are agencies and programs
  that have taken up the initiative of collecting
  waste paper from people and recycling them.
• As a responsible citizen, you can contact these
  agencies and participate in the program for
  conservation of nature.

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Stunning Facts

• Trees are the lifelines of the Earth.
  Unfortunately, deforestation has been rampant
  since long and is still prevalent in many parts
  of the world. Issues like global warming, hole in
  ozone layer, melting of glaciers, and others have
  created quite a noise to wake up people and make
  them realize the dangers of growing green house
  gases.
• An average person might be unable to do much on a
  large scale for environment conservation, but you
  can certainly start with the paper in your house.
  According to Benjamin Pure, even a small step
  counts toward saving planet Earth. So, contact
  recycling agencies and lend a helping hand to the
  Earth.

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