save paper to save forests ppt 2010

Save Paper to Save Forests

By: Geronimo, Jaylyn B. and Zulueta, LykaBSED 3-F (SS)

Save Paper and Forests• How to do it now!1. Reduce

the amount you print.

2. Re-use paper. 3. Recycle paper. 4. Establish a recycling program at work.

1. Reduce the amount you print.• Work on, save, publish & distribute

documents in electronic format. • Check it before you print it.• Edit and make comments on the soft

copy.• Ensure all prints are double sided. • Distribute a single hard copy.

2. Re-use paper. •Re-use scrap paper. •Re-use paper to print non-presentation documents.•Re-use paper for notepads.

3. Recycle paper.•Finally, when the sheet has been used on both sides, used as a doodle pad and made into a paper airplane, it's off to the recycler. Keep a box under your desk for recycled paper - and use it.

4. Establish a recycling program at work. •Talk to your manager (or the office manager, or the owner, or whoever can make it happen) about implementing a recycling program at your work.

•Do some research on establishing a successful paper recycling program.

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10 Ways to Help Save Our Forests1. Recycle in a smart way.•Throw paper and cardboard in a bag separately from cans, glass and plastics.

• Look for tips on recycling so you know that your efforts will be rewarded with recycled material.

2. Don't make exceptions at restaurants.

•If a waiter/waitress brings you napkins, just say no nicely.

3. Before printing a picture or document, ask yourself, "Do I really need to print this out?

• If you're writing a paper for school, most teachers will accept neat handwritten work.

4. Try to use both sides of your papers.

• Use a printer that prints on both sides automatically e.g. HP Office jet Pro 8500 A909g Series or a similar printer of other make. Make a draft box(if you are in your office).

• Put in this box all the papers that have been printed on one side and use them as draft papers.

5. Use anything from recycled sources.

• Make sure any paper you buy (toilet rolls, tissue papers, writing paper) comes from recycled sources.

6. Re-use papers.• Re-use

envelopes and make your own cards.

7. Encourage them to use recycled paper.

• Ask your boss to buy recycled paper for your workplace.

8. Stop cutting trees. • Remember to plant

trees. Trees help the Earth and people. People should think before cutting down trees, "When I cut down trees, I am actually affecting the life of people on Earth."

9. Re-use wrapping paper.

• Wrapping paper is hard to recycle.

10. Reuse paper bags or compost receipts and torn-up bank statements.

• Re-use paper bags to help to save the forests.

Tips:• Use scrap paper whenever you can. When writing

down phone messages, instead of writing them on a new sheet, pull out a piece of scrap paper from the recycling (provided it's not stained or dirty).

• Plant a small tree. Small trees make beautiful gifts when going to a dinner or to a neighbor's house. Just wrap the pot in a nice gift paper. You can also use a pot holder, if the tree is small enough.

• Reduce, reuse, and recycle.

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Resources:

• http://www.wikihow.com/Save-Trees• http://www.greenforestpaper.com/trees.html• http://www.bendigobank.com.au/

generationgreen/sustainable-living/work/save-paper-and-forests.asp

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHQGyMBtE9Y

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