Business Management - Sustainability

Just over one year ago, Canopy witnessed the official announcement of the completion of the precedent-setting Great Bear Rainforest Agreements. The Agreements were the outcome of two decades of conflict, compromise, negotiation, persistence and American paper and forest product customer engagement.

Bolger Vision Beyond Print’s Minneapolis-based facility is the latest Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) certified facility.

In 2017, Two Sides North America is redoubling its commitment to holding companies to accurate and verifiable claims regarding the environmental footprint or “greenness” of paper-based versus electronic communications. As you know, we’ve already had tremendous success by working with leading Fortune 100 corporations to remove or change misleading anti-paper marketing messages, and avoid greenwashing consumers. As part of our renewed commitment we’re going to start highlighting the “Top Five Greenwashers” in this blog space.

In this webinar, you’ll hear from two print providers with great sustainability stories to tell.

An MIT spinoff company in India is proposing a novel solution to air pollution problems in Asia — turning vehicle exhaust into ink.

With environmental concerns on the rise, researchers have invested time to develop “inkless printing” technologies.

Establishing the exact amount of the CO2 produced by sending an email includes many variables: the energy it takes to move the email across the Internet, process it, view it, store it, reread it and, after some time, delete it. One email may indeed produce an insignificant amount of CO2 but when all those tiny footprints are measured at a global scale, the footprint becomes astonishing in size.

A new board of directors has been elected, along with a new executive director at The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP).

Appleton Coated has achieved the designation of “Green Master” for the sixth year in a row through the Green Masters Program.

If we are to manage our forests wisely for the benefit of current and future generations, we need to understand the situation of the world’s forests and ongoing trends.