Again, try to think about all steps involved in bringing the product to the store shelf materials, manufacturing processes, transportation and recycleability. The simpler the product, the better. Office supplies Paper consumes trees, which are valuable carbon sinks. Tree-free paper made of kenaf, jute, hemp and cereal straw and cotton, and recycled papers, are viable alternatives. Consider using a refillable fountain pen.
Ink comes in recycleable glass jars which last for months.
I've found my fountain pen also make writing a joy. Eke cars and appliances can have a tremendous effect on the condition of our Consider long-term operating costs, efficiency, durability, and of course, the source of the materials, manufacturing processes, transportation and recycleability. Many appliances, such as computers, TV and VCRs, and washing machines are becoming available in energy efficient models. Look for the Energy Star logo on computers, TVs and VCRs. These products are manufactured in accordance with EPA requirements and meet energy-efficiency standards.