Paper should be saved primarily because it helps conserve natural resources, reduces waste, and minimizes environmental pollution. Saving paper preserves trees, which are essential for maintaining ecological balance, providing oxygen, and supporting wildlife habitats. Additionally, saving paper reduces the carbon footprint associated with paper production and waste. Ways to save paper include:

• Using digital documents and forms instead of printing on paper.
• Printing on both sides of the paper.
• Recycling used paper.
• Using scrap paper for notes and drafts.
• Opting for paperless billing and communication.
• Avoiding unnecessary printing and using print preview to avoid mistakes.
• Buying recycled paper products.
• Using cloth napkins and towels instead of disposable paper ones.
• Digitally signing documents instead of printing and signing physically.
• Archiving files digitally rather than in paper form.

These measures help in reducing deforestation, conserving energy and water used in paper manufacturing, and minimizing landfill waste.