SAVE PAPER WHEN YOU CAN

Since paper is created from trees, being mindful of the paper you use can help the environment. There are a few simple steps you can take. Aim to use a new sheet of paper only when you need to, like making a birthday card for a friend. If you’re practicing your drawing or jotting down a grocery list for a parent, try to use scrap paper, such as the back of a school flyer, a used envelope, or other recycled paper. If you’re printing a document from a computer, choose the double-sided option. This will reduce the amount of paper you use by half. If your family uses paper towels and napkins, ask if you can use reusable towels and napkins more often instead.…

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