&quot;...this essential tool is also produced from a limited resource.&quot;<p>Noop.  Paper comes from trees.  Trees are not a limited resource.  They grow again.  A well-managed forest will provide forever.  Looking at the complexity of this machine, the plastics and metal used, and its probable energy consumption, I doubt it is any more environmentally friendly than new or traditional recycled paper.<p>I also cannot see this thing recycling forever.  It adds chemicals, binders, to the new paper.  Subsequent generations will be more and more binder and less and less paper.  So the process will need an intake of new paper at one end, and a disposal of used paper waste at the other.  And now instead of relatively harmless paper ready for recycling, that waste is toxic sludge of binders and fragrances.