The production of one tonne of paper (equivalent to approximately 80 boxes of computer paper) consumes approximately 17 twenty year old pine trees and approximately 65,000 litres of water. Environmental Education Strategy For The Linfox Distribution Group

Trees: it is estimated that between 10 and 17 trees are needed to produce 1 tonne of paper - enough for around 7,000 copies of a national newspaper. Wood-Free Paper Rain Forest Info

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