A PROJECT ON RECYCLING OF WASTE PAPERS IN THE CONCERN OF ENVIRONMENT

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A PROJECT ON RECYCLING OF WASTE PAPERS IN THE
CONCERN OF ENVIRONMENT
ECO CLUB

• BY ARPITA MUKHERJEE SHIPRA GARG RAM MOHAN
  SHARMA

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INTRODUCTION OF RECYCLING

• Recycling is something we all know we should be
  doing, however there is no doubt it can be an
  intimidating process. Sure we know that pop
  cans can be turned into a bottle depot for a
  refund and paper can be put in the office
  recycling bin, but where is all of the other
  waste we generate every single day go?  It's safe
  to say that a large majority of it may not
  necessarily have to be sent to a landfill, but
  because we don't know of any other disposal
  methods into the garbage bin it goes.

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RECYCLING OF PAPER
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MOTTO OF THE PROJECT

• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• To Sit in the Shade, You Have to Save Paper First
• Save Paper, Save Trees, Save the Planet
• Easier Saving Paper Than Planting Trees
• Save the Earth, Plant a Tree!

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FIGURES SHOWING THE NEED OF RECYCLING
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PROCESS OF RECYCLING OF WASTE PAPER
SORTING , COLLECTION AND TRANSPORT
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STORAGE
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RE-PULPING AND SCREENING
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CLEANING
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DEINKING
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REFINING, BLEACHING AND COLOUR STRIPPING
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PAPER MAKING
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INDUSTRIAL WASTE RECYCLING

• The importance of industrial waste recycling is
  now held in high regard. Most of the waste
  materials can be recycled to turn them into
  usable substance. Today, various legislative
  regulations are enforced by local and
  international authorities in regard of waste
  materisl recycling. The importance of industrial
  recycling is also extended to businesses, as they
  spend less on production costs. This ensures a
  overall reduced costs that encourage consumption.
  

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The detailed benefits of waste material recycling
includes

• Reduction of the usage of fresh raw materials
• Preserving natural resources
• Reduction of energy usage
• Less power consumption in recycling
• Reduction of air and water pollution
• Reduction for traditional waste disposal

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• Reduction of pollution caused by waste
• Reduction in the release of harmful chemicals and
  greenhouse gases from rubbish
• Saves space required as Waste Disposal Landfill
• Reduce financial expenditure in the economy
• Preserve natural resources for future generations

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INDUSTRIAL WASTE RECYCLING
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Mother Teresa (1910-1997), A Gift for God, 1975.

• "There must be a reason why some people can
  afford to live well. They must have worked for
  it. I only feel angry when I see waste. When I
  see people throwing away things we could use."

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THANK YOU