It is estimated that all the printed books sold in Ghana annually require 2 million trees. At the global level, we are talking about at least 3 billion trees cut annually to make books or 5 billion trees to make papers.
Science has made us aware of the importance of trees, especially the role they play in reducing climate change.
When Scrolbooks is fully completed, it will eliminate the need for printing at least 20 million books in Ghana annually. With Scrolbooks' intention to go global, this means the world is going to save about 700 million trees annually.
This is a significant way of reducing atmospheric carbon and hence climate change.
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