There are several strategies for paper disposal, each with benefits and drawbacks. Common options include recycling, shredding, and landfilling. Recycling helps reduce waste but some paper can't be recycled. Shredding protects privacy but is more expensive and energy intensive than recycling. Landfilling is low cost but uses up landfill space and some chemicals from paper can pollute soil and water over time.
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There are several strategies for paper disposal, each with benefits and drawbacks. Common options include recycling, shredding, and landfilling. Recycling helps reduce waste but some paper can't be recycled. Shredding protects privacy but is more expensive and energy intensive than recycling. Landfilling is low cost but uses up landfill space and some chemicals from paper can pollute soil and water over time.
There are several strategies for paper disposal, each with benefits and drawbacks. Common options include recycling, shredding, and landfilling. Recycling helps reduce waste but some paper can't be recycled. Shredding protects privacy but is more expensive and energy intensive than recycling. Landfilling is low cost but uses up landfill space and some chemicals from paper can pollute soil and water over time.