Eco-Printing at Dunn School: Embracing 100% Recycled Paper
In line with our robust sustainability ethos, the Dunn School Green Group at the University of Oxford introduces an eco-friendly game-changer: 100% recycled printer paper across Dunn School.
Our chosen paper, free from tree-felling, mirrors our pledge to forest conservation and carbon footprint reduction. This green choice amplifies our intent to infuse sustainability in our operations.
Yet, our eco-journey doesn't halt at recycled paper. We fervently promote digital alternatives and prudent printing:
Think Before Printing: Evaluate the necessity of a hard copy versus a digital one.
Double-Up: When printing is indispensable, go double-sided to halve paper consumption.
Eco-Disposal: Our school is dotted with recycling hubs, ensuring paper and cardboard get repurposed, diverting them from landfills.
While our transition to recycled paper is commendable, our vision leans towards minimal paper usage. Through mindful printing and active recycling, we stride towards an eco-future daily. Each step, however minute, crafts a significant environmental impact.
Keeley Dennett places 100% recycled printer paper in the printer tray. Photo by Chia-Chun Chang
100% recycled printer paper. Photo by Chia-Chun Chang
100% recycled printer paper. Photo by Chia-Chun Chang
Keeley Dennett places 100% recycled printer paper in the printer tray. Photo by Chia-Chun Chang