Does your office use too much paper? Adobe might have a solution for you.
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Americans each use about 50 pounds of tissue products every year. All of that paper has to come from somewhere.
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A new buying guide helps you know which magazines are printed on recycled paper.
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The city council of Iowa City is finally fulfilling its goal of going paperless.
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As the bucket beneath my shredder quickly filled, I began to wonder: what am I going to do with all of these shreddings? I don't have to put them in the landfill, do I?
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According to the US Postal Service itself, the average family gets 848 pieces of junk mail per year. You can cut that dramatically in just a few steps.
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Converting just two bills to paperless billing would save .7 pounds of paper every year, 7 gallons of waste water, and 13 pounds of greenhouse gases.
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Every day, forests around the world are cut down to feed our insatiable desire for office paper. Now you can help save a few trees by creating documents that can't be printed.
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At last, you can now opt out of receiving all of those pesky phone books that come to your door.
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Not all paper is created equal, and some brands are greener than others.
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