WhyWaitForever - London
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This page contains links to environment and green issues web sites relevant to London. The easiest environment issue for London and Londoners to get involved with is paper recycling.
See WhyWaitForever - London - Energy for energy related sites and information. See WhyWaitForever - London - Cars for car related sites and information. See WhyWaitForever - London - Reading for other information sources.
There are few pleasures finer than a good book, a comfortable armchair, quiet, time and light to read. Pages can be flicked through quickly or handled as best suits the reader.
If everyone changed to reading all books electronically the saving in paper would be enormous. Try reading books on-line. Look at the technologies and devices that might make electronic books more acceptable.
An example of an electronic audio and visual book.
US University of Virginia electronic text centre.
Accessibility technologies from the dominant software supplier.
Reader technologies from the dominant software supplier.
Medialabs view of the future of electronic publishing.
Example of a manufacturer of small hand held computers.
UK Public Bills before Parliament. The Electronic Commerce Bill reduces the need to keep printed information and enables electronic signatures to be legally acceptable.
Collection of confidential and non-confidential waste.
A local council scheme in London.
Making paper by hand near Saint Omer, France.
A diagram of how paper is made from waste. Paper jargon explained.
An organisation to recycle all waste. Based in Wimbledon.
Tests and machines for paper testing.
A council scheme in Manchester.
A major recycler of newsprint and paper.
UK Paper and Pulp Information Centre.
A supplier of paper and paper board.
The Paper Federation of Great Britain.
The Paper Agents Association.
The National Association of Paper Merchants.
The Periodicals Publishers Association.
The pressure group interested in waste.
UK Government Department for Education and Employment.
UK Government Department of Trade and Industry.
A global directory for environmental technology.
UK Government Department responsible for the environment.
The Friends of the Earth organisation.
UK Government Department responsible for forests.
The green issues campaigning organisation.
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This page was compiled to assist Year 9 of The Broxbourne School, Hertfordshire who were working for their CREST award by attending an Industry day on paper waste management which was run at the school on 13 and 14 July 2000.