Many packaging materials, newsprint and tissues are made wholly or in part from recycled fibre. Its use in the manufacture of printing and writing papers is rising steadily. The pattern of materials use is in theory circular - a sort of perpetual motion, with primary substances being mined or harvested and made into products which eventually become redundant and are then recycled into the manufacturing process. Without recycling, the circle merely becomes a series of events without a logical resolution. Potentially useful materials become a hazard rather than being retained as a resource.
Reclamation is the first step in recycling.
The second step is transforming old into new. The materials can then be fed back into the manufacturing process. Recycling conserves raw materials. Author Outil HTML Visual Page Symantec Wilson .