Why should the paper be saved? Prepare a list of ways by which you can save paper.
ScienceClass 8CBSEAnswered 27 Mar 2026
Answer
Soln:
If one ton of clean white paper is to be produced, seventeen full-grown trees are cut down. Trees play a major role in maintaining a balance in nature. So, it is essential to save paper in order to protect the trees and avoid the impact of the loss of trees on the living organisms that depend on these trees.
Ways to save paper are
- Collection and recycling of used paper.
- Using both sides of a paper for writing.
- Spreading awareness about the importance of paper among school children and youth.
- Intelligent and proper use of paper.
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