Une analyse du cycle de vie porteuse de bonnes nouvelles
Selon une étude du cycle de vie publiée aujourd’hui, la moyenne des produits de carton […]
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Qu’ont en commun une cathédrale, un meuble et une bicyclette?
Le carton ondulé, bien entendu. Le joyau du centre historique de Christchurch, en Nouvelle-Zélande, une […]
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Great news on the corrugated life cycle front
The average US corrugated box has registered significant environmental improvements over a four-year period, according […]
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What do a cathedral, furniture, and a bicycle have in common?
Corrugated, of course. The gothic stone cathedral that was the centrepiece of Christchurch, New Zealand, […]
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More than a thousand new tree seedlings are planted every minute in Canada
In the time it takes you to read this sentence, 169 new tree seedlings will […]
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Plus de mille semis d’arbres par minute plantés au Canada
Pendant que vous lisez cette phrase, 169 semis d’arbres auront été plantés dans les exploitations forestières […]
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CCME’s false claims perpetuate packaging myths
We were recently invited by the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) to […]
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Stepping into the minefield of life cycle analysis (LCA)
A few months back we reported a critique of a comparative life cycle study commissioned […]
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News Flash! Over 70% of packaging is being re-used or recycled, most of it by industry
You hear it all the time from provincial and municipal politicians. “Industry” is dragging the […]
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There’s something fishy about Ontario’s packaging numbers
There’s a pie-chart in the Ontario Ministry of Environment’s Waste Reduction Strategy document that’s been […]
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Some really deep thoughts on the meaning of life, and paper
One of the interesting similarities between the life cycle of paper and that of the […]
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