Testimonies of impacts from pulp and plantations, at the People’s Summit
Yesterday, at an event organized by EPN and its partners at the People’s Summit, in Santiago de Chile, people from different regions and countries denounced the impacts caused by plantations for the pulp and paper industry, and discussed their similarities. In Chile,...
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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.
Voices of Hope for Forests
As 2018 comes to a close, the Environmental Paper Network is pleased to share a new photo essay by the Climate Listening Project, featuring 17 members of our global community from 15 different countries. Conservationist and award-winning filmmaker Dayna Reggero was...
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We are recruiting for a new Co-ordinator of the International part of the Environmental Paper Network. This is an exciting opportunity for someone to work with a vibrant global network of civil society organisations, and to be part of a passionate and expert team of...
Relief in Estonia: Government initiates the termination of spatial plan for Est-For pulp mill
After a long conflict with local communities and conservationists, it looks like the sun is setting on the proposed Est-For pulp mill in Estonia. The Estonian government has announced its decision to “initiate the termination” of the national designated...Recent Posts
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