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Section B - Group 11 - Australian Paper Mfrs
Section B - Group 11 - Australian Paper Mfrs
▪ Paper making process commence from cutting down woods leading to first hazard of
Deforestation. It takes 4 tons of wood to produce 1 ton of paper. The demand for
1987 was of 358,000 tons of paper resulting to greater forest scrutiny.
▪ After the pulp was acquired, bleaching was carried out to increase the quality and
brightness of paper on average 50-80 kilograms of bleach was required to treat 1 ton
of pulp . Bleached pulp produced 5-8kg of organo-chlorine namely dioxin.
▪ Adverse effects of dioxins cause reproductive disorders in animals, suppress immune
systems and travel through food chain from marine to ordinary life also.
▪ Use of recycled pulp for paper production attracted the public and marketers, by
reducing the toxins and productions costs.
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