Bottom line on the "green economy" - "We have to put aside our own feelings of practicality, especially if the idea of going green is harmless. If someone wants to pay more for green products, we need to find ways to be there to serve them."
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A union official has been elected as Chairman of a global forest certification organisation for the first time. William Street accepted the position following a vote at the General Assembly of the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) (1), the largest organization of this kin1 Vote(s) Read Full Story
With a broad audience for the first ever Media Pro exhibition, it was the ideal opportunity for Denmaur Independent to promote their three main stock paper brands to designers, buyers and specifiers, and this was achieved through a trio tower theme at the exhibition. In what was probably the talles1 Vote(s) Read Full Story
Pulp and paper companies' 3rd Quarter earnings statements suggest that the industry is earning more black-liquor credits than analysts thought possible and far more than Congress projected, according to an exclusive Dead Tree Edition analysis.2 Vote(s) Read Full Story
Politics are inextricably linked to modern pulp and paper manufacturing and sales activities. They can not be avoided. It has really been this way for a long time, but as a individuals and collectively as an industry we have tried to avoid it, probably to our detriment.
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The Democrats' healthcare plan hasn't even been approved by Congress yet, but it already seems to be doing wonders for several hundred pulp-mill workers in Baileyville, Maine.2 Vote(s) Read Full Story
With AbitibiBowater likely to remain under bankruptcy protection well into next year, a Canadian court has approved additional financing for the giant papermaker. A court-appointed monitor says there is much to be done before the company can get a reorganization plan approved.1 Vote(s) Read Full Story
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