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Paper and pulp are the fastest-growing sector o products market, as emerging economies of Chin India catch up with the growing consumption rates America, Europe, and Japan. What should be done to reduce paper use?

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10-06-2018

The paper intensive industries in these economies should invest in computer technologies
The various computer technologies such as internet,block chain technologies,and various data storage hardware such as cloud computing possess a great potential in reducing papers use, and thus conserving the environment.

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