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Recycling of Waste Paper May Not Mean Much Says Bank of America
Bank of America economists in San Francisco question the long term impact of recycling waste paper on forest conservation and 1985 pulp shortages. They note limited tree savings, rising collection costs, and market instability, suggesting modest gains from increased recycling. The bank itself uses high recycled content in its own printing.
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Forest Products Laboratory
U.S. Forest Service
Commerce Department
Lumber and Paper Industries