Practical tips for collecting and disposing of waste paper: how to contribute to environmental protection

Альмира Ауелбаева May 28, 2024

Practical tips for collecting and disposing of waste paper: how to contribute to environmental protection

Waste paper collection and disposal play an important role in environmental protection. Waste paper is a valuable resource that can be recycled and used in the production of paper and other materials. It helps to reduce the consumption of natural resources and reduce emissions of harmful substances. In addition to the environmental benefits, the recycling of waste paper also contributes to the development of the recycling sector and increased economic efficiency.

Tips for collecting waste paper

Following simple tips, you will be able to effectively collect waste paper and make your contribution to environmental protection:

• Arrange a special container for collecting waste paper at home or at work. Check and empty the container regularly so as not to create problems with storing large amounts of waste paper.

• Separate waste paper from other types of garbage. Use separate bags or baskets to collect paper waste and old newspapers.

• Motivate your family, colleagues, or neighbors to participate in the collection of waste paper. Carry out actions to collect it and divide it into categories - paper, cardboard, newspapers, etc.

Following these tips, you will not only help reduce the amount of waste paper, but also create awareness on the issue of separate waste collection and environmental protection. Be an example to others and contribute to creating a cleaner and greener planet for future generations.

Waste paper should be collected directly on site, in boxes or in other convenient containers.

 

It CAN be stored in waste paper containers:

• cardboard, including colored;

• writing paper; • newspapers in black and white and color;

• glossy magazines, calendars, notebooks, notebooks, books.

 

It is NOT allowed to store in waste paper containers :

• wallpaper;

• photo paper;

• tetra-pack packaging of juices, milk and other beverages;

• paper and tape with a sticky layer; • adhesive tape. – all this is disposed of separately!