November 22, 2009
- Portland, Oregon
October 26, 2009 - Can a piece of paper be recycled indefinitely?By KATU News ProducersAnswer: No. Every time paper is recycled, the fibers get shorter. New fibers are added to replace the unusable fiber that wash out of the pulp during the recycling process. But after being recycled five to seven times, the fibers become too short to bond into new paper. |
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