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Pulp and Paper

Tassy Woodchips boat:
Woodchip export dock in Tasmania, Australia

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The Paper Campaign
Learn about the effort to protect forests by shifting the US paper market toward recycled and tree-free papers.

Tree Free Campus
You can help save the world's endangered forests by demanding that universities, corporations, and municipalities use paper products from 100% post-consumer recycled and tree free sources. This guide is intended to empower university activists to change purchasing practices at their schools through systematic elimination of endangered forest products at their universities.

Boycott Woodchipping
Woodchipping native forests is both an environmental and social disgrace. It has laid waste huge areas and created a timber industry that is dependent on increasing destruction for fewer and fewer jobs.

Making Paper From Montana's Straw: A Guide to Making Straw Pulp a Reality (.pdf - approx 400KB)
Can we create new economic opportunities for farmers and save trees at the same time? Although the answer may not be clear, surely it's time to start asking! This study investigates the practical aspects and economics of using excess straw to make paper products, sets a foundation for further research and development, and outlines a plan that facilitates this new market's start up. As it develops, this new market would create new jobs and new investment opportunities.

Air pollution from a pulp mill.

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