According to non-profit group Conservatree, it takes an average of 24 trees to make a ton (2,000 pounds) of typical office paper. It takes about 12 trees to make a ton (2,000 pounds) of thinner magazine or phone book paper.
They also estimate that 1 tree makes 16.67 reams of copy paper or 8,333.3 sheets.
It is important to note that rarely are trees harvested solely to make paper. They are harvested for lumber production and the scraps are pulped to make paper.
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No! Only a tree Produces Paper.
It all depends on the size of the tree and the size of a piece of paper. However, if you are talking about a large, full-grown tree and 81/2" x 11" paper, then it takes much less than one tree to make 100 pieces of paper.
It only takes one tree to make a pack of paper. This is because there is a lot of wood in one tree cut down for this purpose.
bury some of you money and hope that the tree dose not die
You will only need one tree to make a brown paper bag. Just one tree will make several paper bags.
this depends on the meaning of "paper tree" if you mean a tree that will used to make paper kami no tame no ki if you mean a tree made of paper kami de dekitteiru ki
It takes about 8-12 trees to produce 1 ton of newsprint paper. On average, a mature tree can produce enough paper to make about 20 newspapers. So, it would take about a half of a tree to equal the amount of paper used to make the average newspaper.
you wrap the paper around a tree
The typical tree can make about 1000 paper plates. Some trees will make more or less than this number of plates.
1000 pieces
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