The picture illustrates the steps involved in producing and recycling of paper.
Overall, this process includes several stages beginning with cutting trees and concluding with the recycling of used newspapers.
In the initial stage, trees are cut down and delivered to a machine where the bark is removed. Subsequently, these logs are sent to a chipping machine, where they are broke down into small wood chippings. These chippings then experience a process in a refiner before becoming pulp. In the next steps, the pulp undergoes pressing to remove excessive moisture before being rolled. After being produced, the paper is used for newspapers printing.
After newspapers are used, they are collected and taken to a recycling facility where they go through the stage of ink removal. In the next stage, the clean paper is put into a pulping machine to become pulp. After that, it goes through the pressing process to form sheets of paper, which can be used again.
