Birds Ana hummingbird . . . . 82 Honeycreeper. . . . . . 50 Red-winged blackbird. Keep lids closed when not in use. Paint with brushes or rollers rather than sprayers.
Newspaper is torn apart, wetted, beaten and cleaned.
The result is an immediate separation of fibers that are cleaned once more and laid on a paper machine. The collected fibers are layered 7 or 8 times, given a clay coating for whiteness and printability and are transformed into jumbo rolls of paper that are eventually cut, folded and glued into product boxes. Recycling one four-foot stack of newsprint save one 17 foot pine tree. Recycling one ton of newsprint saves 96 gallons of gas. This cycle uses more energy in one day than human kind has generated throughout history.