A lead-free area
Elf Nebecaneezer ('Neb') was welcoming some young new workers to his domain and doing what old folks like to do: pontificate. (His grandchildren politely, but behind his back, call it "bloviating.")
"In the old days, we used hand-set lead type, then gradually used ever-more-modern methods; now we prepare the content in PDF and send a copy to another company to print the content on real newsprint. It still takes a lot of paper, but much less ink and labor (as well as being safer [1])."
"Most young people are very familiar with html and online documents, but, unless your browser and printer are very fancy, it's not easy to create a paper copy of the thing you need to file so that it's very usable. One other advantage of hard-copy products is that they can be used without the internet or electricity. Remember, the US had a hugely-bad day recently when a major internet service provider had a problem!" [He continued to speak...]