National Wildlife Federation in collaborative effort with McGraw-Hill and NewPage to increase textbook recycling

The positive news is that when books are recycled, the recovered fiber is being put to good re-use - generally in tissue, cardboard, linerboard, boxboard, or insulation, thereby saving virgin resources. The bad news is that not enough books are currently being recycled; however, this is a situation that can be changed - given enough incentive, education, and implementation of proven methods of disposal and processing.