For example:
Why are legislators now insisting on paper bleached with chlorine-free processes and how will it impact recyclability?
Why are more and more major paper makers studying the use of tree-free fibers like kenaf, bamboo and hemp?
How will ecolabelling schemes across the ocean impact the paper you buy in America?
Why doesn't the federal government follow its own rules for buying recycled paper?
Does recycled paper cause paper jams in copying machine and laser printers?
Recycled Paper News tracks the latest state and federal legislative and
regulatory developments and keeps you up-to-speed on the latest recycled and environmentally-responsible
paper products to hit the market. And to keep the whole recycling market loop in
perspective, we'll also fill you in on what's happening in the markets for recovered
scrap paper.
(For detailed analysis of the scrap paper markets, see our bi-weekly
newsletter The Paper Stock Report.)
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