School project of the BOS I 10 at the David-Roentgen-Schule, Neuwied.

It's easy to moan about the bad times we live in and to say that there is no chance to change things because everything is connected worldwide.

BUT...all of us can make contribute to a better world by only changing little things in their everyday lives.
Inspired by the project "We Are What We Do" we have started to publish our own ideas how to change things for the better.
Here you can find the ideas of the BOS I 10 at the David-Roentgen-Schule, Neuwied.

Montag, 17. Januar 2011

Save our forests!!!

Everywhere you look you see paper. From posters to cardboard boxes and magazines, paper is part of our live. It takes up over 40% of our waste stream, making it the top material that we throw away. That means for every 100 pounds of trash we throw away, about 35 pounds of it is paper! If we could just recycle one morning newspaper every day, we could save 41.000 trees from being cut down.



Paper recycling is the process of manufacturing old paper products and turning them into new paper products. Recycling old paper products uses 60% less energy than
manufacturing it from new materials.



Making paper is a easy process. Paper is made from trees, and every single part of the tree is either chopped up to make products or burned to create energy. When every person recycle cardboard and other paper products you can create millions of new products such as egg cartons, toiletpaper, newspaper, etc.

There are so many other products that you can make with recycled paper. And the best thing about paper recycling is that it used less chemicals and bleaches, which is safer for the environment.

What are the andvantages of recycling?
  • for every ton of newspaper recycled you can save enough energy to power a television for 31 hours
  • recycling one ton of paper can save 17 trees
  • reduces sulfur dioxide emissions
  • uses less fossil fuels
  • most paper can be recycled up to 8 times to create new products
  • save energy

picture-source :
http://theshopbug.blogspot.com/
http://www.juesatta.com/tag/recycle-paper/
http://login.greatbignews.com/userfiles/124/June2007.htm


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