Richard, I share your concerns and I'm grateful to you for raising the issue. I don't have any answers, but I think some of your suggestions (reducing travel, reducing print size, etc.) are good places to start. The scale of my printing is pretty small, as I'm just a hobbyist (and a weekend warrior at that), but I'd still like to do what I can to reduce my footprint. Bamboo paper (like Hanemuhle's latest) is much more sustainable than paper made from wood pulp, and from what I understand, it is supposed to produce very nice prints. I'm looking forward to the reviews. Though I started printing exclusively on matt papers, I've switched over to the F-type glossies such as Harman, Silver Rag and Innova USG. I've just ordered a pack of Hanemuhle's new baryta paper. It does stand to reason that the fiber-based papers would have less of an impact than the resin-coated ones, but I'm not certain of this. Thanks again for bringing this up, Chris
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Re:Printing with less environmental footprint ...?
2007-11-10 by Chris Kresser
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