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Posted on 03-15-11 4:15 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Approx. 324 Litres of water is used to produce 1 KG of paper. so try to save paper..to save water.
 
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Doesn't that water get recylcled? just saying.
 
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 .324 litre is less than 12oz, a can of coke.  Not much.  Plus, as Stifler said, it gets recycled.

I guess more urgent matter in this regard is how much wood pulp or how many trees it takes to produce 1kg of paper.  Typically, it takes .02 trees to create 1 kg of raw paper.  Add to that all the resources, manpower, energy etc. to bring you that sheet of paper you write on.  It adds up.
 

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