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The International part of Environmental Paper Network is recruiting a new coordinator to support the work of our growing membership across the globe to transform the paper and pulp industry.
Event Highlights: Paper Saving – Packaging in Focus
Paper packaging is the main driver of the persistently high paper consumption in Germany, and around the world. The majority is used to support the booming online retail sector. In 2017, for example, almost half of German paper consumption was for packaging (9.9...
After testing, France is asking producers, what’s in your disposable diaper pulp?
ANSES, the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety is ringing the alarm bell. Tests conducted in France on disposable diapers identified several chemicals measuring above the safety threshold – according information recently...
Featured Member: Quercus
Quercus is based in Portugal and a proud member of the Environmental Paper Network (EPN). This non governmental organisation (NGO) was founded in 1985, and its scope of action covers nature conservation and biodiversity, energy, water, waste, climate change, forests,...
Featured Member: Friends of the Siberian Forests
Friends of the Siberian Forests joined the Environmental Paper Network (EPN) in 2006, right at the start of the European network. This Russian non governmental organization (NGO) was founded in 1992 and its mission is to preserve Russia’s unique forest landscape with...Recent Posts
APRIL Group Keeps Destroying Peatlands and Natural Rainforests Amid Covid-19
Two sides of the same coin: How the pulp and paper industry is profiting from deforestation in the Amazon rainforest
Final Paper Reduction Rules by U.S. Department of Labor Will Save Billions of Dollars, Preserve Right to a Paper Option
Asia Pulp and Paper found guilty of peatland clearance and fuelling forest fires in Indonesia
Climate Case Study: How stopping a pulp mill led to below net zero emissions in Tasmania
Indigenous Mapuche Forest Activist Murdered in Chile by Police
Forests under pressure: why bioeconomy threatens our ecosystem
Social conflict, abuses and intimidation in the Jambi region, Indonesia – a chronology of pulp industry actions and events
Statement in Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives
Civil society denounces Indonesia’s government siding with companies threatening Indigenous Peoples, endangered species and the environment
