Richard wrote: "Does anyone know if Rag or Alpha Cellulose is more environmentally friendly?" I am certainly not an expert in this area but I can tell you that cotton papers are largely produced from recycled cotton remnants from the garment industry, such as blue jeans and T-shirt manufacturers. There is seldom any "virgin" cotton in most of these papers. Of course, cotton is a renewable resource. There is also some question about the environmental impact of optical brighteners so the use of a paper without OBs is also probably better from an environmental standpoint. I have done work for Crane & Co. and can tell you that Crane's Museo papers, for instance have no OBs. Rick
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Re: Printing with less environmental footprint ...?
2007-11-11 by Rick Colson