The climate crisis is having a dangerous and widespread impact on the natural world. Rising emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) are the main cause of global climate change.


According to statistics, 54 billion tons of carbon dioxide are emitted globally every year, with a concentration 50 percent higher than the pre-industrial era.

In particular, the average annual temperature in 2023 is 1.45°C above pre-industrial levels (1850-1900), and global sea levels are rising at an alarming rate of 3.1 mm per year on average.


In this crisis, trees play a crucial role - they are carbon sinks, absorbing carbon dioxide and mitigating the greenhouse effect.

However, nearly 13 million hectares of forests are destroyed each year as a result of human activity.

As one of the important consumer for forest resources, the demand for wood in the paper industry is exacerbating global climate change. Facing such a grim reality, we feel a deep sense of responsibility.

As a result, we gradually turn our attention to paper and hope to solve the problem by enhancing the cyclic utilization of paper.

However, the difficulty and low utilization rate of the recycling process of paper are serious obstacle to the sustainable development of forest resources.

China's waste paper recycling rate and utilization rate from 2014 to 2023

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Over the past decade, China's waste paper recycling rate has grown volatile, while the utilization rate of waste paper has declined.

Therefore, we hope to improve the recycling of waste paper, conserve forest resources and hence alleviate the global climate crisis.

According to statistics, producing recycled paper by waste paper greatly benefits the earth.

1 ton of waste paper saves 17 trees

1 ton of waste paper saves 100 tons of water

1 ton of waste paper saves 600 kWh of electricity

1 ton of waste paper saves 11.37 tons of carbon dioxide.

In the paper industry, the recovery and reuse of waste paper mainly relies on chemical deinking, supplemented by other mechanical treatments currently.