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Brad Potter
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Brad Potter
Printing Services Inc.
www.MyPrintingServices.com
3480 SE Bethel Road
Port Orchard, WA 98366
360 876 5350
360 876 5615 fax
360 340 5350 cell
Printing Services Inc.
www.MyPrintingServices.com
3480 SE Bethel Road
Port Orchard, WA 98366
360 876 5350
360 876 5615 fax
360 340 5350 cell
Note:This email may contain misspellings, grammatical errors, disorganized sentence structure, misquotes, and may entirely lack a coherent theme. These elements are natural to the process of writing, and will only add to the overall beauty of the missive.
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It is OK to print this email!
Paper is biodegradable and renewable... in fact, If we used less paper there would be fewer forests. The paper industry supports huge forests all over the world that are managed and continually replanted, providing clean air, clean water, and wildlife habitats.
When you don't need your paper anymore, be sure to recycle it. Just be aware that recycling does not support growth forests. No forests are planted in the recycling process. The first thinning of a plantation usually takes place when the trees are around one third of their growth life.
This thinning allows the rest to grow bigger and taller increasing the life of the forest and cleaning the atmosphere.
Do you think any plantation manager will spend the money and time to do this if he could not sell the fibre for paper making.
"No Paper - Fewer forests"
It is OK to print this email!
Paper is biodegradable and renewable... in fact, If we used less paper there would be fewer forests. The paper industry supports huge forests all over the world that are managed and continually replanted, providing clean air, clean water, and wildlife habitats.
When you don't need your paper anymore, be sure to recycle it. Just be aware that recycling does not support growth forests. No forests are planted in the recycling process. The first thinning of a plantation usually takes place when the trees are around one third of their growth life.
This thinning allows the rest to grow bigger and taller increasing the life of the forest and cleaning the atmosphere.
Do you think any plantation manager will spend the money and time to do this if he could not sell the fibre for paper making.
"No Paper - Fewer forests"
PRINT. The renewable way a responsible world communicates.
Forestry is the most sustainable of all the primary industries that provide us with energy and materials. To address climate change we must use more wood, not less. Using wood sends a signal to the marketplace to grow more trees. ~ Dr. Patrick Moore, Co-founder, Greenpeace
Forestry is the most sustainable of all the primary industries that provide us with energy and materials. To address climate change we must use more wood, not less. Using wood sends a signal to the marketplace to grow more trees. ~ Dr. Patrick Moore, Co-founder, Greenpeace
• In 1992 there was 360% more wood in the forest than in 1920.
• 60% of paper today is recycled compared to 18% of electronic devices.
• Reading a newspaper everyday spends 20% less carbon-dioxide than reading an online news source for 30 minutes a day.
• 60% of paper today is recycled compared to 18% of electronic devices.
• Reading a newspaper everyday spends 20% less carbon-dioxide than reading an online news source for 30 minutes a day.
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