How does recycling of paper conserve natural resources?
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Recycling increases the use of waste materials by converting them into new materials or objects.
When we recycle paper we are saving trees and water because we are preparing new paper to be used from the old wasted paper which in turn is saving trees from being cut for paper.
When we recycle around 1 ton of paper we invariable save 17 trees and around 7000 gallons of water besides saving fuel and energy.
When we recycle paper we are saving trees and water because we are preparing new paper to be used from the old wasted paper which in turn is saving trees from being cut for paper.
When we recycle around 1 ton of paper we invariable save 17 trees and around 7000 gallons of water besides saving fuel and energy.
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Answer:By recycling paper, we can avoid cutting down of trees which are used for the manufacture of paper. This can in turn reduce deforestation and avoid all the problems that occur due to cutting down of trees. This can help in saving water, air and soil all of which are our natural resources.
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