The ‘Green’ TEAM
Random House, Scholastic, Simon & Schuster and advocacy group the Green Press Initiative help lead the industry’s ‘green’ transformation.M/b>
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“Just the fact that publishers are asking these questions shows the growth in the market,” she says. “We maintain recycled content is better, but it’s complicated, and as we move closer and closer to climate-change legislation federally, we are going to have thousands of issues to sort out.”
Looking Ahead
Since its formation in 2001, the GPI has labored tirelessly to create workable strategies for book publishers. The fact that almost 160 publishers have issued significant environmental policies or have signed on to the industry’s “Treatise on Responsible Paper Use” (nine printers and four paper mills have signed the treatise as well) is largely a testament to GPI’s tenacity in increasing awareness of the importance of the issue.
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- Companies:
- Baker Publishing
- Bowater Incorporated
- Canadian Standards Association
- Cascades Fine Papers Group
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Forest Stewardship Council
- Green Press Initiative
- Harvard University Press
- Lantern Books
- Lightning Source Inc.
- People Magazine
- Random House Inc.
- Scholastic Inc.
- Sustainable Forestry Initiative, Inc.
- The Book Industry Study Group
- The Wall Street Journal
- Wal-Mart
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