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Georgia-Pacific Leads Discussion on Mass Timber's Environmental and Economic Impact in Georgia

Georgia-Pacific, along with partners The Georgia Forestry Foundation and Jamestown LP, recently met with state and local leadership to discuss how prioritizing and utilizing sustainable structural building materials such as mass timber not only has a positive effect on our environment, but Georgia's economy.

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Rayonier Announces Climate Pledge Commitment

Rayonier Inc. announced its commitment to The Climate Pledge, reinforcing our dedication to a sustainable and environmentally responsible future.

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Sheen in Spokane River caused by Inland Empire Paper Company equipment failure

A sheen that was discovered in the Spokane River last week was caused by an equipment failure at the Inland Empire Paper Company, the Department of Ecology says.

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Stora Enso's actions for nature and climate in forests and wood supply in 2023

Stora Enso continued wetland restoration in Finland and started new projects in Sweden. In Finland, Stora Enso aims to restore 1,000 hectares of peatland together with Tornator by 2027, and this work continued in 2023.

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UPM Raflatac reaches its all papers certified target years ahead of time

All papers sourced by UPM Raflatac, whether used as a face paper or a release liner in its labeling materials, are now certified under a credible third-party forest certification scheme. Having all papers certified is one of UPM Raflatac's 2030 responsible sourcing and climate targets, which was now achieved six years ahead of time.

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Huhtamaki at COP28: Packaging Circularity as a Catalyst for Climate Resilience and Sustainability

The 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP28, was held from 30 November until 12 December 2023 at Expo City, Dubai. The conference has been held annually since the first UN climate agreement in 1992. Historical results were achieved in the negotiations at Dubai: for the first time, the deal calls on all countries to move away from using fossil fuels.

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Lecta, Committed to Purchasing Certified and Controlled Pulp and Fiber

To protect forests and the environment

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Rayonier EVP Named to International Forest Stewardship Coalition Office

Rayonier EVP Doug Long is among three directors named to global leadership positions.

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Weyerhaeuser Completes Sale of Initial Carbon Credit Offering

Agreement Marks Company's First Transaction in the Voluntary Carbon Market.

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Clearwater Paper Announces Achievements in Its 2023 Sustainability Report

Clearwater Paper Corporation has released its 2023 Sustainability Report, an annual update on the company's progress against its multi-year sustainability goals. The report also announces Clearwater Paper's new strategic sustainability framework, Everyday Responsibility. This forward-looking strategy centers the company's sustainability work and initiatives on three distinct pillars: Resource Stewardship, Trusted Products, and Thriving People and Communities.

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Novolex Unveils Food Packaging Containers Made with 10% Recycled Plastic

Novolex brand Waddington North America announces product lines manufactured with food grade rPET.

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Ontario invests $1.5 million in 15 forest biomass projects

The Government of Ontario, Canada, is creating new opportunities in the forest sector and strengthening regional economies with an initial $1.5 million in funding for projects under the new Forest Biomass Program. These investments will develop the untapped economic potential and environmental benefit of new and emerging uses of underutilized wood and mill by-products, collectively known as forest biomass.

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Stora Enso commits to net-zero carbon emissions

Committing to net-zero emissions by signing The Climate Pledge is a logical step for Stora Enso in its long-term ambition to become net carbon positive, and to offer 100% regenerative products and solutions by 2050.

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UPM Specialty Papers now offers packaging papers certified for home composting

UPM Specialty Papers now offers a wide range of packaging papers that are designed for home composting. Six UPM packaging papers are now certified as home compostable, according to the NFT51-800:2015 standard.

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Inland Empire Paper Co. seeking millions from feds to maintain 'working forests' as development pressure builds

The Inland Empire Paper Co., which owns roughly 120,000 acres in Eastern Washington and North Idaho, is asking the U.S. Forest Service for multiple conservation easements. Inland Empire is owned by the Cowles Co.

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Monadnock Paper Mills' 2022 CSR Report Details Commitment to Sustainability and Resilience

Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc., the oldest continuously operating paper mill in the United States, announces the launch of its 2022 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report, which details its commitment to sustainability and visions for the future. Monadnock Paper Mills continues to champion sustainability in the world of fiber-based solutions, setting its sights on a brighter, more eco-friendly future.

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Mondi collaborates with partners to replace PolyStyrene (EPS) and lead the change on white goods packaging

With the ongoing development of the United Nations Treaty on Plastic Pollution, governments from over 170 nations are working toward policy measures to combat the negative environmental impacts of hard-to-recycle plastics.

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Natural Resources Institute Finland's study shows that an increasing number of threatened species inhabits UPM's clearcut areas

According to a study by the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), regeneration areas can provide habitats for rare and threatened species that depend on decaying wood, and the occurrence of these species can be increased via ecological forest management measures.

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Pregis Achieves ISCC PLUS Certification in Hopkinsville, Kentucky and Visalia, California Facilities

Pregis®, a global leader in high-performance flexible packaging and protective packaging solutions, achieved International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) PLUS certifications at its facilities in Hopkinsville, Ky., and Visalia, Calif. These certifications are a notable addition to the company's growing list of ISCC PLUS certified locations in the Netherlands and North America.

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Rayonier Advanced Materials Fernandina Site Applies to Get Into the Bioethanol Production Business

Rayonier Advanced Materials (RYAM) of Fernandina Beach has submitted an application to the state for a bioethanol production plant that would be located at its current cellulose production complex.

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Greenpeace calls for Paper Excellence to lose its eco certification

Complaint claims Paper Excellence ineligible for credential due to alleged ties with Indonesian conglomerate.

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Metsä Group and Quant Finland agree on a common goal to reduce fossil oil consumption

Metsä Group and industrial maintenance service provider Quant Finland have agreed to halve the consumption of fossil hydraulic oil together in Metsä Group's plywood and Kerto LVL mills by 2027 compared to 2022.

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Metsä Group to reduce wood supply emissions by 30 percent

Metsä Group aims to reduce fossil carbon dioxide emissions from wood supply in Finland by 30% from the 2022 level by 2030. As one way to reduce emissions, Metsä Group is introducing the use of electric and biogas lorries in the Kemi bioproduct mill's wood transports.

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Södra test run of new planting machine shows promising results

Södra's venture in a new advanced technique for better seedling survival was recently field tested with promising results. Södra's ambition with the in-house developed BraSatt 01 planting machine is to accelerate technical advances in forest regeneration, which could potentially lead to considerable improvements for forestry.

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Tetra Pak and Lactogal cut carbon footprint of aseptic cartons for milk by a third, increasing renewable content with a paper-based barrier

This unique packaging is 90% renewable.

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