"Readers are getting through a staggering average of 38kg of newspapers each per year - and 50 per cent of them are currently being recycled."

"[E]lectronics hardware, often [becomes] obsolete quickly and containing toxic chemicals. Still, the amount of energy and environmental impact of one session on a computer pales in comparison to the impact of reading a printed newspaper or magazine."

Jon Hughes of the Ecologogist estimated that the London freesheets use "a little over 107 tonnes" of newsprint per day = 1,284 trees * 70% recycled paper = 899 dead trees per day.

The Oxford Student has used infrared imaging and FOI requests for heating bills to reveal the most and least efficient buildings in Oxford.