Welcome to Saved a Tree PartnersHave you saved a tree by switching to a more friendly Hygiene Tissue for your organisation? If you wish to join the new revolution of 100% NO TREES being used in your place of business, you have come to the right place. Has your supplier issued your business with the SAT Partner Program Package? If not contact us today and we will have a pack out to you immediately. It is our pleasure to welcome you on board as a "Saved a Tree Partner"
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Starting at the bottom
By Mike O'Connor From: The Courier-Mail June 23, 2010
THE first roll of toilet paper that Damien Scarf produced was so industrial that if you had used it you would have, he admits, "hurt yourself".
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Flushing Forests
by Noelle RobbinsOver the ages human beings have employed various methods of personal cleansing following urination and defecation, including leaves, rags, seaweed, straw, grass, snow, sand, corncobs, coconut shells, newspapers, and catalog pages.
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Is Your iPad Making Toilet Paper Scratchier?
By Kiera Butler |Thu Apr. 22, 2010 1:55 PM PDT
Last year, the New York Times reported on the staggering environmental impact of making super-soft toilet paper from virgin forests.
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Toilet Paper Problem: Good Raw Material Being Wiped Out
By LiveScience Staff posted: 21 April 2010 02:52 pm ET
A shortage of high-quality paper for recycling could mean scratchy toilet tissue.
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Toll of toilet paper could be wiped out
By Paul Hanley, The StarPhoenixApril 21, 2010 2:07 AMEstimates are that some 270,000 trees are cut and pulped every day for various kinds of tissues and sanitary products that get flushed or thrown out after a single use.Read more...Flushing Our Forests Down the Toilet
by Julia Tier on April 15, 2010Washington, D.C.-Worldwide, the equivalent of almost 270,000 trees is either flushed or dumped in landfills every day and roughly 10 percent of that total is attributable to toilet paper.
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Dell Adds Renewable Bamboo to its Packaging Portfolio
Dell is First in the PC Industry to Introduce Packaging Made from Bamboo; Bamboo is Sustainable Alternative to Paper, Foams and Corrugate Packaging.
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