Cardboard and paper recycling is a vital part of waste management, transforming used materials into new products and conserving resources. This process starts with the collection and sorting of paper products like newspapers, office paper, and cardboard boxes, followed by pulping, which breaks down the fibers for reuse. The cleaned pulp is then processed to create items like new paper, cardboard packaging, and tissue products. Recycling paper and cardboard reduces the need for raw materials, conserves energy, saves water, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions, all while diverting waste from landfills.