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http://www.chooseprint.org/ | ''http://www.chooseprint.org/'' | ||
'''''Choose Print''''' | '''''"Choose Print", Print industry Campaign''''' | ||
'' | : ''"Designed to promote the effectiveness of print and to reinforce the fact that print on paper is a recyclable and renewable and thus a sustainable environmental choice."'' | ||
'''''The case the Printing Industries make''''' | '''''The case the Printing Industries make''''' | ||
: http://www.chooseprint.org/GetInvolved.html#articles | : ''http://www.chooseprint.org/GetInvolved.html#articles'' | ||
: http://www.chooseprint.org/Research.html | : ''http://www.chooseprint.org/Research.html'' | ||
'''''Sustainable Forestry Practices and Management''''' | |||
: ''https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_forest_management'' | |||
'''The case for recycling on multiple fronts continues to be a strong case...''''' | |||
____________________________________________________________ | |||
'''The case for [https://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Category:Recycling recycling] on multiple fronts continues to be a strong case...''' | |||
[[File:Mapping Tree Density 1.png]] | |||
:'''New Trees for Harvest vs. Old Growth Trees for Biodiversity/Resilience/Sustainability''' | |||
: https://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Category:Forests | |||
Latest revision as of 15:17, 27 March 2018
"Choose Print", Print industry Campaign
- "Designed to promote the effectiveness of print and to reinforce the fact that print on paper is a recyclable and renewable and thus a sustainable environmental choice."
The case the Printing Industries make
Sustainable Forestry Practices and Management
____________________________________________________________
The case for recycling on multiple fronts continues to be a strong case...
- New Trees for Harvest vs. Old Growth Trees for Biodiversity/Resilience/Sustainability
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