Greenpeace: Save electricity
Recycle paper. Save electricity
Advertising Agency: Kaps Advertising, New Delhi, India
Art director/Copywriter: Trideep Saha
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15 Comments
doesn't take it a lot of electricity & water to produce recycled paper?
but not as much as from virgin wood pulp.
1 tonne of recycled paper saves 17 trees, 380 gallons of gasoline, 24,000 gallons of water. It takes 65% less Energy to make recycled paper. It creates 75% less Air Pollution and 35% less Water pollution.
One pound of newspaper can be recycled to make
a. six cereal boxes
b. six egg cartons
c. 2,000 sheets of writing paper.
....a single sheet can be recycled up to 5 times without loss of quality!
says who? :P
says facts.
hahaha
save lightning?
How exactly do you save electricity by recycling paper?
Do you mean hydro?
nope...i think its saying- dont send e-mails, save electricity, send your msg by post (hence th envelopes in d ad) somebody correct me if im wrong
~ old habits die hard, older ones never do ~
of course you are wrong!
All they are saying is 'Save paper'. See that lightning, be recycling you save electricity. That what it means.
: )
me gustan las graficas, por simples, tal vez es el copy lo que deja algunas ideas.
Un poco ingenuo no? Muy inocente? Peca de sencillo?
why dont u all save energy and comment on the ad!
At least they saved some paper by Photoshoping the campaign.
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shedwa
Nice. Clean. Simple. Effective.
Award winning? Who owns a yellow table?
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