All mixed paper (newspaper, magazines, catalogs, office paper, mail, shredded paper, paperboard, pressboard, etc.), must be bagged or bundled together and placed in your curbside recycling bin.

Using the blank back sides of their used craft paper (or any other kind of paper), kids can make and re-make their own notebooks. Learn more about this project.

It starts with the user inputting used and opened envelopes into a paper shredder, followed by soaking the shredded paper in a plastic container full of water for 12-24 hours. Then, she takes the ...

Shredded paper is still paper, so it can, in fact, be recycled; however, there are a few caveats. First, the process of shredding paper breaks down the strength of its natural fibers, which ...

New Leaf wanted to make its debut to a wider audience by creating a 100% recycled line of notebooks equal in quality, paper brightness and weight to virgin paper. Since there would be no ...

“Our notebooks are made 100% from natural raw bamboo and FSC paper, come in 13 colors, A5 size, contain 72 pages (blank. lined or dotted paper), and have a hand-sewn binding for a strong and ...

Made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper, they’re clearly a smarter choice than notebooks that are made from new paper – in fact, ecosystem has already saved (as of 2009) 3,046 full-grown ...