w88 casino News (provided by Green Association)"Replace the old paper with beautiful recycled paper!" A neat and loud voice came to the ears of the students from the University of International w88 and Economics. Following the news, it turns out that the Green Association is holding the first Recycle event this semester!

October 27At noon, the south side of the poster board in the economic and w88 cafeteria was crowded with enthusiastic students who wanted to exchange recycled and environmentally friendly paper. Looking behind the exchange table, several Green Association staff were busy sorting out the waste paper taken by the students. The workload was really quite big!

What is the redemption process? First, the staff will weigh the paper brought by the students, and then let the students choose their favorite type from various recycled paper products based on the redemption standards. The recycled paper products in this event include environmentally friendly pencils (made from waste newspapers), A4 copy paper, A4 manuscript paper and facial tissue. With the active participation of students from the University of International w88, as of 2 p.m., a total of more than 700 kilograms of waste paper had been collected, more than doubling the amount collected last semester.

The waste paper recycled this time has been sent to Beijing Golden Woodpecker Energy Saving Company for use in the production of recycled paper.

Green Association this semesterThe Recycle activity not only solves the problem of waste paper accumulation in students’ dormitories, but also contributes to the cause of environmental protection. The staff of the association were deeply touched by this. Although they were busy for more than three hours in the cold wind, seeing that the event was so popular with students, they all expressed their willingness to serve everyone.

Although the event can be said to be very successful, the staff also found some problems with the recycled waste paper. Some students exchange nearly brand-new books for recycled paper. In fact, this itself is a waste. These new books would be even more useful if they were available at a campus “flea market.”