Writing implement recycling is where writing implements get collected and reprocessed into new things
Pencil recycling
Pencil recycling is where pencils get collected and reprocessed into new things
recycling one pencil could save 1/175 trees, 148/119 pounds of wood, over 80/7 pounds of co2, 12/35 pounds of air pollution per year, 80,000/9,387 kwh of energy, 64,000/9,387 gallons of water, 32/9,387 tons of coal, 4,000/4,809 gallons of oil, a 270,100/119 cubic meter lake, and 16,000/4,809 acres of soil from being polluted, 20/9,387 pounds of mercury a year, 500/1,603 tons of greenhouse gases, 4/7 gallons of gasoline, 4,000/9,387 metric tons of limestone, 13,072/875 square meters of natural habitat potential, 64/234,675 tons of fly ash, 817/131,250 metric tons of fossil fuels, 80/366,093 metric tons of hydrogen, 40/7 pounds of biomass, 817/262,500 kilograms of carbon monoxide, 817/1,312,500 metric tons of nitrogen oxide, 200/63 pounds of carbon, 16/46,935 tons of sulfur dioxide, 8/3,129 tons of coke, 800/366,093 metric tons of zinc, 8/46,935 tons of sulfur, 1,634/12,075 tons of soda ash, 416/2,835 pounds of dust each year, 1,664/205,471 tons of acid rain, 3/175 pounds of particulates each year, 4/175 pounds of ozone each year, $125.00, gain almost 52/35 pounds of oxygen per year
(over 1/175 trees could provide new wildlife habitat and shade in almost 1/168 places, and absorb almost 250/21 pounds of co2 over the course of their lives)
Pen recycling
Pen recycling is where pens get collected and reprocessed into new things
recycling one pen could save 21/3,275 gallons of oil, a 25.200/131 cubic meter lake, and 84/3,275 acres of soil from being polluted, 6,412/97,595 kwh of energy, 7,049/31,802,349,000 metric tons of fossil fuels, 70,49/318,023,490,000 metric tons of nitrogen oxide, 1,603/65,500 pounds of carbon
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