do they think we wait for the new ones to arrive?
is a forest a year cut for paper?
hey, buddy, need a phonebook?
i have twelve already, thanks
most people use phone books once
to see if their name is in there
the bored or forgetful may check often
you know someone is making money on this.
Friday, October 31, 2008
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3 comments:
I agree about the phone book!
for the record, while the popular myth is that forests are being wiped out, the reality is the Yellow Pages industry doesn’t knock down any trees for its paper!!! Let me repeat that – they don’t need to cut any trees for their paper supply. Currently, on average, most publishers are using about 40% recycled material (from the newspapers and magazines you are recycling curbside), and the other 60% comes from wood chips and waste products of the lumber industry. If you take a round tree and make square or rectangular lumber from it, you get plenty of chips and other waste. Those by-products make up the other 60% of the raw material needed. Note that these waste products created in lumber milling would normally end up in landfills.
Let them make something useful from recycled paper. Do i have to think of things?
But I do thank you for the informative comment.
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