the diagram illustrates how recycled papers is made
The diagram depicts the journey of paper production that not only explains paper production from raw materials but
also
the recycling process.
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, it starts with radiata pine thinnings which form tree logs that will fit into a de-barking drum. In the next phase, the intermediary product is Linking Words
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