A lot has been written about the greening of workplaces, but the unfortunate fact remains that many companies continue to be huge contributors to environmental destruction, pollution, and climate change. Many of those contributions are in the form of discarded paper. Say you decide to print something out at work. What’s the cost to your office? You might think that that single printing choice—that single piece of paper—doesn’t actually make that big of an impact on your bottom line, but you’d be wrong.
In fact, for every $1 million in revenue that a company generates, they also generate about 8 metric tons of waste, and out of that, 40 percent is just paper waste. And if your average employee is anything like the average employee at every company, they’re probably using about 10,000 pieces of paper. Wow, is all we can say.
But here’s the thing: Recycled paper is pretty easy to come by. And by using recycled paper, you’re helping to reduce the deforestation of the planet and the increasing amount of waste in our landfills.
So how can you get the maximum out of recycling of paper? This graphic explains it.
Click to Enlarge Image






Pingback: Hiring a Waste Management Company
Pingback: Municipal Waste Management in Poland
Pingback: The Paper Bag Boy of Abu Dhabi | EcoMENA
Pingback: 3 Green Packaging Methods to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Pingback: Sustainable Solid Waste Management
Pingback: 7 Top Tips To Follow While Caring For Your Printer
Pingback: Working For A Better World: Ways In Which Businesses Are Becoming Greener | Cleantech Solutions
Pingback: Create a Personalized Home Office to Improve Your Workflow | Blogging Junction
Pingback: 4 Simple Ways to Run a Greener Business | Blogging Junction
Pingback: Role of Technology in Accounting | Blogging Junction
Pingback: Common Workplace Problems That Can Be Solved with Mentoring Programs – Blogging Junction