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Use of One Side printed paper |
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by Rohan Kapur | 28-12-2017 21:02 0 |
Dear Fellow ambassadors, many a time you have come across one side printed A4 sheets of paper. Normally, in offices, they use only one side of the paper and subsequently throw the files after the job is over. Nobody bothers to take these waste papers out of bulky files, remove the staple pins, arrange in pile & then use the other plain side for rough work or routine office jobs. There are many cases where printouts are required for office use only and that paper will not be sent out of office. In such cases, the other side may be used for reference purpose. This saves the potential cost of new A4 sheets and also is eco-friendly as well without a doubt.
I have discussed this idea with my father and he has implemented the same in his office. For many months the plain side of printed A4 sheets is used in his office for other routine works & thus it has saved the usage a lot of new such rims. Actually, the paper cost has dropped considerably after this initiative was introduced. I have taken this idea to the next level. After using both the sides, the paper is shredded & then a local recycling company takes it over. They collect the same & use it at their recycling plants.
Friends, you will not believe, this gives a tremendous satisfaction to me & I take this as fulfilment of my personal responsibility towards The Mother Earth. I am studying in Grade 12 & I have to use a lot of rough paper.
The Office Boy in my father?s office Mr Shaffique tirelessly works and makes many bindings of such one-sided printed papers. I use the same for my practice work in my studies. Over the past many months he has handed over many such bound books to me. Through the medium of this forum, I wish to thank Mr Shaffique for this amazing job time and again. He has been phenomenal in helping me with constant availability of these sheets for my practice.
After these rough books are used, I hand over the same to Bee?ah, local recycling company for their recycling plant.
Such small measures go a long way in cost control, is an eco-friendly act, saves the trees and gives a sense of immense satisfaction.
You may also acknowledge the efforts of your local heroes in environmental conservation by means of this amazing platform.
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10 Comments
Thanks for your Promise, Elizaveta. It will be a blessing for The Mother Earth.
Posted 03-02-2018 22:55
Thank you for your interesting idea and report! I will use this idea in my life!
Posted 01-01-2018 21:24
Thanks Anishka. Well done! and please continue to follow this practice. It gives you a good feeling and you feel responsible for conservation.
Posted 30-12-2017 17:00
Thanks Stephanie. The collection box is a great idea. Actually after using the second side of the paper it must be shredded & recycled. That will complete the cycle. Back to nature.
Posted 30-12-2017 15:16
Thanks Prayash. If you implement this idea it will serve the purpose of this report.
Posted 30-12-2017 15:15
Thanks Asmita. I've using the same personally as well for my practice. That saves the usage of fresh paper.
Posted 30-12-2017 15:14
Thanks Rohan for highlighting the need to use the plain side of printed papers in this forum. In fact I have been doing this for my art work and rough work for the last few years. This practice was inculcated in me by my brother Manav(Tunza Ambassador). Once again thanks for reinforcing the idea.
Posted 29-12-2017 23:00
Hi, Rohan! It's great that your father has applied a system for saving one-side printed paper in his office. I think that this is a small and easy way of saving resources, reducing waste, and even saving some cash :) We practice this at our school as well! We save one-side printed papers in a collecting box, and the paper in the collecting box is free for anyone to use. We use the paper as scrap paper for writing on and studying.
Posted 29-12-2017 15:49
Whoa, a small but a very innovative idea. In my place also, people throw away such papers after use even though the other side is completely okay to use. Will certainly be using the other side from now on.
Posted 29-12-2017 12:20
Using the plain side of printed papers for rough work is a great way to reduce its wastage. This is something I have been practicing too and it's wonderful to see how you have introduced this initiative in your dad's office considering the fact that a lot of sheets are discarded without its complete utilization. Thanks for sharing!
Posted 28-12-2017 22:31