Environmental and Social Impact of Wastepaper Recycling
• Recycling wastepaper benefits the environment and is economically responsible.
• Reduces stationery costs for organizations.
• Improves efficiency by reducing waste.
• Enhances corporate image as clean and green.
• Supports Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and environmental policies.
• Generates livelihood opportunities through recycling initiatives.
Statistics and Impact Metrics
• Recycling one ton of paper can save up to 17 trees, 4,000 kWh of energy, 3.5 cubic meters of landfill space, and 26,000 liters of water.
• Paper recycling uses 65% less energy compared to making paper from virgin pulp.
• Reduces air pollution by 74% and water pollution by 35%.
• Burning one ton of paper produces approximately 750 kilograms of carbon dioxide.
• Recycling a ton of corrugated boxes saves 390 kWh of energy, one barrel of oil, and 5 cubic meters of landfill space.
• Cardboard recycling requires only 75% of the energy needed to produce new cardboard.
Corporate Benefits
• Stationery costs are reduced by 20% to 25% for companies.
• Clients are encouraged to contribute to environmental well-being by planting trees.
• Supports organizations active in CSR activities.