More and more animals are becoming extinct because of human activities both on land and in water. What are some of the activities that cause this extinction? How can we help prevent this?

The given flow chart illustrates a series of processes of how to recycle used

paper

. Overall, the process can be divided into two main stages, which are the material garnering

stage

and the other is the manufacturing

stage

.

In addition

, undergoing several procedures, the waste

paper

is eventually transformed into a usable one. Looking

first

at the garnering

stage

,

first

, the waste

paper

is collected from public

paper

banks and businesses.

Then

, sorted by hand, the

paper

is graded and those unsuitable for recycling are removed. Following

this

, the screened

paper

is delivered to the

paper

mill as the

last

step in the

first

stage

. Moving onto the manufacturing

stage

, after reaching the mill, the

paper

is cleaned and pulped into mashes;

additionally

, other materials,

such

as staples, are

also

removed in the meantime.

Next

, the cleaned

paper

enters the de-linking process, where the inks and glues that were originally attached to the

paper

are removed. After the removal step, the papermaking machine manufactures the processed materials and eventually transforms them into usable

paper

,