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THE FACTS ABOUT Making paper from recycled materials uses less water and less energy than if produced from raw materials

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It takes 25 tonnes of radiate pine to make just one tonne of newsprint Paper breaks down slowly in landfill due to a lack of oxygen As a result methane is released in large amounts having a greater greenhouse gas impact than carbon dioxide One tree

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It takes 25 tonnes of radiate pine to make just one tonne of newsprint Paper breaks down slowly in landfill due to a lack of oxygen As a result methane is released in large amounts having a greater greenhouse gas impact than carbon dioxide One tree ID: 8340 Download Pdf

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