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How many trees cut are used in paper industries
4 lakh
4 billion trees
4 thousand trees​

Answer 1

Answer:

4 billion trees are cutted that are used in paper industry.

Answer 2

Answer:

We can just guess the number of trees cut every day is a guess work and not concrete as many countries don’t have records of their logging activity, hence we have to rely on assumptions.

As for how many trees are cut down each year, the 2005 report concludes that primary forest area (as opposed to plantations)was reduced globally by 60,000 square kilometers per year (about the size of Ireland). Note that this data is incomplete due to a lack of available data from many countries who do not monitor such change. As to the "number of trees" this represents, it's impossible to get an accurate count. Tree density in primary forests varies from 50,000-100,000 trees per square km, so the math would put this number at 3 billion to 6 billion trees per year.

As for what purpose this logging is for, a 2007 report provides statistics on global production and consumption of woodfuel (charcoal and other energy uses) roundwood (paper and other non-lumber products) and sawnwood (lumber). It estimates global production at 1.7 billion (46 percent) , 1.6 billion (43 percent) and 421 million (11 percent) cubic meters respectively with comparable volumes consumed globally.

Some calculations:

It takes 24 trees to make one ton of uncoated non-recycled printing and office paper.

It takes 12 trees to make one ton of 100 percent non-recycled newsprint.

It would take a little more than half a tree to make a carton (10 reams) of 100 percent, non-recycled 20-lb. copier paper.

One tree makes 16.67 reams of copy paper, or 8,333.3 sheets.

One ream (500 sheets) uses 6 percent of a tree.

One ton of coated, higher-end virgin magazine paper (used for magazines like National Geographic) uses a little more than 15 trees.

One ton of coated, lower-end virgin magazine paper (used

news magazines and most catalogs) uses nearly 8 trees.

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