Paper lifecycle comparison

Paper lifecycle comparison (map/graphic/illustration)

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Paper lifecycle comparison. Statistics from the Paper Task Force show virgin paper (from tree harvesting to the landfill) versus and recycled paper (from collection to recycling again) and their respective environmental impacts by various by-products.
Sources Paper Task Force Recommendations for Purchasing and Using Environmentally Preferable Paper, Environmental Defense Fund, 1995 (figures revised in 2002).
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Emmanuelle Bournay
Appears in Vital Waste Graphics 2
Published 2006
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