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Gunns shock profits collapse earns blast from ASX

Gunns has announced a restructure to save its Bell Bay Mill as the beleaguered forestry giant posted a staggering 98.7% fall in profits ...

Lawrence to LIA: print faces environmental perception problem

Academic Phillip Lawrence used an LIA event last night to claim that print had made greater environmental strides than any other ...

Vega receives ISO-14064 accreditation

Melbourne printer Vega Colour Group has continued its push towards sustainability, after becoming the first company in Australia to ...

Sensis goes carbon neutral on PMP-printed Yellow and White Pages

Sensis has collaborated with PMP and the rest of its supply chain to make its Yellow and White Pages directories carbon neutral.

LIA and Lawrence claim print leads way on environment

Vast environmental improvements over the last decade have made printers "accidental environmentalists", according to printing and ...

Queensland Complete seeks sustainability recruits

A Queensland printer has said print firms shouldn't feel so "beat up" over their sustainability credentials, as the company took the ...

Snap nods to happy customers thanks to Truly Green ethos

Snap CBD Printing has said it is more "disciplined" and its customers more satisfied almost a year after completing the Graphic Arts ...

ProPrint poll: going green

With Printing Industries piloting an energy conservation workshop and Melbourne students turning printing blankets into shoes, this week ...

Melbourne teen makes printing blanket recycling breakthrough

A Melbourne schoolgirl has been lauded for boosting print's green credentials with a method of turning printing blankets into shoes for ...

Bell Bay pulp mill to use only plantation timber

Green printers and NGOs have said Gunns still needs to do more to improve its environmental credentials after the forestry giant ...

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Burning debate fires up over forest felling

Green experts have come out of the woodwork to hit back at Gunns’ use of fire in Tasmanian operations, as Samantha Schelling explains.

‘Napalm’ jibes aren’t helping Gunns debate

Unfounded accusations from a Swedish green group illustrate international concern over Tasmanian mill.

The price of going green

ETS or no ETS, there’s a drive to make industry pay for its carbon impact. So what it could mean for print, asks Samantha Schelling.

Studying printing’s sustainability shift

As the global community continues to search its soul over its environmental track record, Phillip Lawrence talks to Steve Crowe about ...

Full transcript: ProPrint interview with APP's Aida Greenbury

Read the full transcript of ProPrint's landmark webcast interview with Asia Pulp and Paper's director of sustainability and stakeholder ...

Clearing a path for a pulp mill

There's still "trouble at mill" for both Gunns and Protavia as they attempt to finalise finance arrangements and get their pulp mills ...

Dump the plastic – use a paper bottle

While paper might go into water, it seems that water might not go into paper – at least not yet, as Gunns struggles to find finance for ...

Saving Starship Earth

Regardless of profession or socio-economic group, we are all going to have to make changes to the way we live our lives, to the way we ...

Eye on the Environment- July 2009

Samantha Schelling rounds up all the important environmental news from the last month.

Eye on the Environment- June 2009

Samantha Schelling rounds up all the important environmental news from the last month.

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It’s 17,000kms and almost 100 days away, yet Ipex keeps creeping into conversations. It’s certainly on my mind. In February, I went to London for the Ipex Media Summit, where the likes of Canon, ...

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