The Paper recycling activity can start at school, college, home, office, local community and even at drop off centers. We all need to understand what products can be recycled before staring the recyling process and how to properly prepare them for the recycling.

Paper is collected from the bin and deposited in the large recycling container along with the paper from the other recycle bins. This is the first process in the paper recycling process. Once the paper is collected from the recycle bins it is taken to the recycling plant where the waste paper is sorted and separated into types and grades.
The second process is pulping. In this process large amount of water is addded to the waste paper to produce pulp. Once pulp is produced it is then passed through a series of screens to remove larger pieces of contaminants for eg: inks, staples, plastic film and glue. The clean paper pulp is then placed in the machine that uses centrifugal cleaning to spin more of the debris from the paper pulp.
The paper is the left to dry and is rolled up to be sent to shops. Different materials are then added to the pulp to create different paper products such as cardboard, newsprints or office paper. The bleaching process needs to be done if paper is intended to be white.
The whole recycling process for a newspaper takes around 7 days. Study suggests that paper can be recycled approximately seven times. Each time the paper is recycled, it's length decreases which impacts it's strength. These recycled products always bear recycling logo so you can make sure that you buy environmentally safe techniques. This helps in cleaning the environment and reducing the landfills.
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