[Stationery production equipment] Recycled paper printing: promising prospects for 'green publishing'

At the Beijing International Book Fair held recently, the international environmental protection organization Greenpeace announced that since the organization launched the Book Lovers Love Forest project in 2008, it has promoted 10 books with a total of 340,000 books printed on 100% recycled paper and stationery production. The equipment has reduced carbon dioxide emissions by 75 tons. This set of figures highlights the u0026ldqu... At the recent Beijing International Book Fair, the international environmental protection organization Greenpeace announced that since the organization launched the Book Lovers Love Forest project in 2008, a total of Promote the printing of 10 books with a total of 340,000 volumes using 100% recycled paper, and the stationery production equipment has reduced carbon dioxide emissions by 75 tons. This set of figures highlights the importance of green publishing. Ma Lichao, director of the Greenpeace Forest Conservation Project, believes that China's publishing industry has huge room for exploring the business opportunities of green paper and promoting emission reduction. At present, the global forest area is only 20% compared to 8000 years ago. Every two seconds for stationery production equipment, a forest the size of a football field disappears from the earth. For every 10 trees that are felled, 4 trees are processed into pulp. Since 2003, China has become the world's second largest consumer of paper. In 2008, my country consumed a total of 1,852 tons of printing paper. The latest report of the IPCC United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change also pointed out that the annual greenhouse gas emissions caused by forest destruction accounted for nearly one-fifth of the total emissions, exceeding the emissions of the global transportation system. According to Greenpeace's calculations, if half of the 18.52 million tons of stationery production equipment uses recycled paper, it can reduce 102 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions. Compared with the figure of 3.5 tons of carbon dioxide emissions per capita in China announced by the International Energy Agency in 2005, the reduction in carbon emissions is equivalent to the annual carbon emissions of 29.1 million Chinese.