Did You Know the First Paper Was Recycled?
It’s fascinating—way back in A.D. 105, a Chinese court official created the very first paper using old rags and worn-out fishing nets. Long before the term “eco-friendly” existed, recycling had already begun shaping human innovation.
Centuries later, a French scientist found inspiration in the most unexpected place: watching wasps build their nests. Observing how these tiny creatures used wood fibers sparked the idea of making paper from wood pulp—a concept that’s still in use today./p>
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Why Recycling Paper Matters
When you recycle even one tonne of paper, you’re doing more than just reducing waste:
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âś… Saving Resources
30,000 litres of water -
âś… Protecting Nature
Recycling paper helps save countless trees and prevents deforestation -
âś… Boosting the Economy
Waste paper recycling supports livelihoods—creating jobs and income for thousands
95% reduction in air pollution
3000–4000 kWh of electricity (enough to power a 3-bedroom house for a year!)
Uses 55% less water than making new paper from raw materials
Cuts water pollution by 35% and air pollution by a massive 74%
Every Sheet Counts. Every Effort Matters.
Join us in building a cleaner, greener planet. Let’s recycle used and waste paper—not just to reduce trash, but to save energy, preserve nature, and create meaningful jobs.
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