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A new White Paper titled, “The Environmental Impact of Mail: A Baseline,” published by Pitney Bowes, replaces mail myths about the influence of mail on the environment and provides key findings, such as only 0.18 percent of U.S. CO₂ emissions are the result of direct mail; increasingly more mail is being made from renewable resources, particularly sustainable forests; and the mailing industry has adopted many initiatives to reduce mail’s carbon footprint. The paper is available on Pitney Bowes’ Website at www.pb.com/mailimpact.