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A simple way to protect trees, I hope everyone can share it

2009-03-03View Original

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I learned this from people in the paper mill. The papermaking industry consumes trees, and the additives are extremely toxic and pollute the environment. But we cannot eliminate this industry. There is a detail in life. We often use tape to stick things to paper, and most of these used papers will become the raw materials for new paper. During the raw material inspection process, many paper inspection machines cannot detect the tape. Maybe if a piece of such paper is mixed in, the entire batch will be scrapped. This means that many trees have not been removed, and there will be a lot of toxic substances contaminating our lives. What we have to do is very simple, just use glue. I hope you don’t let this post sink in, because we will do a little but get a lot. This post was last edited by wopale3 on 2009-3-3 21:29 ]
Reply #22009-03-03
Thank you, host, I will pay attention to it in the future and let us work together to protect the environment!
Reply #32009-03-03
It is best to carry forward the glue of our ancestors - paste, slightly modify the paste to improve its performance, because its main component is starch, which is harmless. I think there must be a certain market value and environmental awareness.
Reply #42009-03-03
Thank you everyone. This is true. They were at the scene. Many big trees were like this. It was just a piece of paper with tape.
Reply #52009-03-03
Thank you. I support you. . . . . . Help you link your posts to other places.
Reply #62009-03-03
I really gained knowledge! Will actively promote it! Protecting the environment starts with me!
Reply #72009-03-03
Protect forests and protect the environment starting from around you!
Reply #82009-03-03
I work in process control, and I can see things like this from my major. I also hope that other people who are engaged in technical work in the industry can make a lot of improvements by communicating from their own aspects.
Reply #92009-03-03
Do you make pulp without filtering it? It should be filtered out, right? :lol
Reply #102009-03-03
I work in the chemical industry, and every year the company spends a lot of money on environmental protection. This shows that environmental protection is more and more valued by people, and it also shows that the environmental situation is getting worse and worse. I hope everyone will start from me, protect the environment we live in, and leave a blue sky for future generations.
Reply #112009-03-03
This is because the first step in making pulp board is to stir the recycled paper, but the machine sorting is not very accurate. If tape is mixed into this process, the entire pulp board will be destroyed.
Reply #122009-03-05
Oops, I got an education. A very good method~~ Start with me and protect the environment:victory:
Reply #132009-03-07
As the most primitive pasting method, its function has declined under the impact of increasingly novel chemical methods. However, its most primitive method is also the safest and most environmentally friendly. Everyone starts from themselves, and environmental protection actions start from scratch.
Reply #142009-03-07
If you don't work in this industry, you know too little. Knowledge is really everywhere. You can't imagine that every little bit of it will cause huge losses every day. Be sure to promote it well and throw away the tape.

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