May
29
2009
Today, I wanted to share with my readers some of the sites I visit on a weekly if not daily basis in my research for Sustainable Printing ideas. Whether it’s a site about paper, recycling or printing, the 5 sites listed below have great resources for everyone to learn more about going green.
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May
28
2009
It seems like only yesterday that I was figuring out how to blog. Believe it or not, up until early this year, I thought blogs were just online diaries of bored teens! I like to think I’ve learned a lot the past few months. I have had such a fun time with this blog and love learning so many new things related to Sustainable Printing. In honor of my achievement, I’m going toot my own horn a bit and list the 10 posts I am most proud of.
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May
27
2009
Today on Sustainable Printing, I continue my 10 part series on Ways to Find a Sustainable Printer. I will focus on a new area of sustainability with each post to help print buyers find a green printer whose efforts are rooted in environmental awareness. By digging a little deeper into your printer’s practices, you’ll be able to determine if you found a truly sustainable printer. Last week I posted about your printer’s recycling and waste management system, but today I will focus on other internal green practices that sets an eco-friendly printer apart.
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May
26
2009
Just today, I signed up for a free webinar offered through Paper Specs and sponsored by Neenah Paper. Decoding Green Paper will dive into the world of paper options for eco-friendly printing. From defining all the acronyms (PCW, FSC, TCF, etc.) to discussing alternative fiber sources, Decoding Green Paper promises to be a learning experience for anyone interested in environmentally sound paper choices for any type printing.
Sustainable Printing has barely skimmed the surface of all the varieties of paper available to eco-conscious print buyers. I will certainly do a write up after the webinar of what I learned, but you can attend too! Decoding Green Paper is open to the public and completely free. Just click on the link at the beginning of this post and sign up!
Photo Credit: Flickr user J. Weissmahr
Related Post: Exposing the Recycled Symbols
May
22
2009
Sustainable Printing means being responsible with our print projects. We need to balance our environmental impact with our needs for printed material in order to save costs and save our planet. Sometimes that means simply not printing. Here are 5 reasons or circumstances where printing is unnecessary.
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