Green print

Think of the hundreds of times a day we touch paper, newspapers, cereal boxes, toilet paper, water bottle labels, parking tickets, streams of catalogs and junk mail, money, tissues, books, shopping bags, receipts, napkins, printer and copier paper at home and work, magazines and to-go food packaging. If you Look around you, you'll find plenty of printed materials, from business cards to brochures to books. Printing words and images on paper may seem like one of the more environmentally benign things you do.
If you examine the life cycle of printed matter, from turning trees into paper through the chemicals involved , professional printing takes on a decidedly non-green hue.

GREENING your DESIGN AND PRINT

Below are a few simple tips on how you can make some healthy contributions to sustainability. These tips will help turn your design and print-related activities into eco-friendly choices, while maintaining the quality of your project:

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