Paper and paper reuse and recycling

PAPER AND PAPER REUSE AND RECYCLING

Instituto Centro Cape is a non-governmental organization created in 1994,Which works for the development, mainly the craft industry, the artisan and micro and small enterprises. Among the various concerns of the Cape Center is the question of the environment.

We know that if we do not worry about our surroundings, our children and grandchildren they will have much more difficult than we do in their daily lives.

As we also work with the artisanal segment, we know that many of the existing waste may well be used to create new products.

Paper and paper reuse and recycling 

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Being environmentally correct is even a way of adding value to your product Last. Consumers today are aware of the waste issue: if they are discarded in any way, or if they are reused. These booklets, now launched, are only guides to the knowledge of all, but that serve as inspiration for other developments and that simple things in our day to day life can be accomplished without any greater effort.

Thanks once again to the Fiemg system for having made the launch of these 12 manuals, which will be of great value to those who generate waste, or which are users of waste from third parties.

In nature there are no prizes, no punishments at all.

There are consequences. "James Whistler - North American painter and author

Man has always sought to register his history. The first records were drawings and signs, on stones and caves.

Through them, we were able to know the culture and the habits of prehistoric man.

In India, they used palm leaves; the Eskimos used whale bones and seal teeth. In China, books were made with turtle shells and shells and later in bamboo and silk. At most famous raw materials and paper was the papyrus and parchment. The papyrus was developed by the people Egyptian, basking the reed with water until to obtain a tissue-like sheet. O parchment was much more resistant because it was animal skin, usually sheep, calf or goat, but had a very high cost.

The paper, as we know it today, originated in China. Peels were mixed of trees and cloths. After being wet, they were beaten to form a folder. This paste, deposited in sieves to drain the water, after drying, it became a sheet of paper. Even today, cotton and linen cloths are used by some manufacturing of tough papers such as paper money