Posted
Nov 7, 2008
by the PA Team
Traditional de-inking processes are environmentally unfriendly, which lessens the positive effects of recycling. So universities worldwide are looking for new ways to remove ink, especially in office waste—which is the most difficult paper to recycle according to Universiti Malaysia Sarawak and Sarawak Forestry Corporation.
Posted
Sep 19, 2008
by the PA Team
Sometimes it’s difficult to do the right thing. But many businesses are starting to become more environmentally aware, they’re encouraging sustainability in the workplace—and they’re learning that it’s a lot easier than they think to get a green team off the ground.
Posted
Sep 12, 2008
by the PA Team
Transcontinental Printing, the largest printer in Canada and the seventh largest in North America, is one of the top-ranked Canadian companies for its commitment to the environment.
Posted
Aug 8, 2008
by the PA Team
Are you familiar with the terms eco-marketing or greenwashing? This FREE 40-page guide from Monadnock Paper Mills will explain.
Posted
Jul 11, 2008
by the PA Team
From the forest to the printed piece, can you track where your paper has been—and how it’s been treated?
Posted
Jul 4, 2008
by the PA Team
Consumers and businesses alike are turning their attention to environmental concerns and how to become more sustainable—and more profitable. If you’re wondering if the two go hand in hand, the answer is yes.
Posted
May 26, 2008
by the PA Team
Even in today’s digital age, there is still value in print. The article “Ink Staying Strong” discusses that while inks are changing, they’re not going away.
Posted
Apr 27, 2008
by the PA Team
Going green is all the rage worldwide. SustainPrint.com is an invaluable resource for people who want to stay up to date on the latest certifications, the who’s who of sustainability and information…
Posted
Mar 5, 2008
by the PA Team
Tony Harris, V.P. Sales & Marketing at Monroe Litho, shares the company’s commitment to sustainability.
