Reducing Paper Use in Publishing
Books through having blank pages at their beginning/ends and principally by excessively large margins (see image) can use far more paper than they have to. Cutting paper use would save trees, reduce the resources needed in their production and distribution and make it easier to buy recycled fibre IF that is more expensive.
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Started over 3 years ago by Les Wallace.
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Reducing paper Use in Publishing
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PacificLetterhead joined the campaign (at 05:00 on 15 October 2009).
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Kelly Carr joined the campaign (at 19:17 on 26 August 2009).
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Kelly Carr sent the letter Book Publisher Use Less paper! (at 19:17 on 26 August 2009).
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Chris Mear joined the campaign (at 16:07 on 24 August 2009).
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valerie philp sent the letter Book Publisher Use Less paper! (at 10:03 on 13 April 2009).