--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Ernst Dinkla <E.Dinkla@...> wrote: > > There's more environmental control now in the old paper > industries of Scandinavia, Canada, Europe and the USA > including tree replant schemes Right now, the forest industry is in a slump in parts of Canada. That's about the best news on the environmental front. Sadly, people are being laid off from well paying jobs. As for tree replants, they create artificial forests where almost nothing lives compared to a natural growth forest. > The green image often isn't > a clear image. Companies will adapt to the laws and the > enforcement of the laws if there are no cheaper, less > restricted alternatives abroad. Companies have been fighting tooth and nails any environmental restrictions, citing the need for economic growth and are blaming any economic downturn on environmental laws, forgetting about the forest industry economic cycle. The boreal forest in northern Quebec is almost gone due to clear cutting. Management of the forest was left to the industry who had claimed that they were better equiped to protect it that any goverment agency. But right now, I'm about to place an order of cotton fiber inkjet printing paper. Cheers, Andre
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Re: Printing with less environmental footprint ...?
2007-11-13 by Andre Moreau
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