The illustration above demonstrates the creation process of paper from wood and how the recycling stage after usage occurs.
Paper, as how it necessarily is made, came from tree branches. At first, the woods will commence into the chipping phase, where uses of machinery are involved in order to cut the materials into small pieces. These woods are then converted into pulps through mechanical or chemical processes which produce a resulting pulp refined for paper production. After the sheets are made, distribution happens and transported from mills to retailers or directly to businesses.
The utilization of these parchments were useful until it was used and led to discard, generating an action called recycling. This stage turns old paper into new ones and has splendid intention in reducing waste to help save the planet by not overly chopping trees. In the process, the used materials will be sorted and sliced into smaller pieces then transformed after continuing the whole process once more before it is able to be operated among consumers.