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The Importance of Sustainable, Working Forests for Paper and Packaging

As consumers increasingly seek out companies that understand the alignment between personal value systems and purchases, pulp, paper, and wood products manufacturers, as well as forest managers, loggers, and all participants up and down the value chain, need to take an active role in advocating for the important work we all do.

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Coping Mechanisms for the Carbon Clampdown

KAI ALDINGER   A war in Ukraine may have diverted focus from the war on climate change for the moment. But the global regulatory push to curb carbon emissions continues unabated. The US Security and Exchange Commission’s newly proposed rules to require corporations to disclose a range of information about climate-related risks and greenhouse gas emissions are a case in ...

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Pulp and Paper Playing a Crucial Role in Global Bioeconomy

The World BioEconomy Forum was recently held in Bélem, Brazil, where there was an excellent turnout of speakers and delegates including pulp and paper industry producers and suppliers. Paper360° was also there.

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Forests in Your Pocket

JORI RINGMAN, DIRECTOR GENERAL, CEPI We know a lot about European forests, from the composition of different tree species to changes in forest land areas, carbon stock, and sink dynamics. For this, we can thank regular forest inventories that take advantage of advanced digital tools such as satellite imaging, drones, aerial laser scanning, and even mobile phones through geo-located photographs, ...

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