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The “Plant a Billion Trees” Campaign

 

When you place an order, Bsimple will have a tree planted on your behalf in Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest. The Nature Conservancy’s “Plant a Billion Trees” campaign is restoring 2.5 million acres of land and planting 1 billion trees over the next 7 years. The Atlantic Rainforest is considered one of the world’s largest and yet most endangered tropical rainforests and plays an important role in regulating the atmosphere and stabilizing global climate.

 

 

 

Eco-Smart Paper

 

Bsimple hand-picked the finest paper made from 100% recycled materials. Not only are you planting a tree, but you are also helping to save the forests! Here are some of the eco-smart guidelines that our paper sources practice:

 

FSC Certified

The manufacturer is held to strict standards ensuring that the paper meets the Forest Stewardship Council’s (FSC) standards for responsible forest management and responsible use of forest resources. They support the growth of responsible forest management worldwide.

 

100% Post Consumer Fiber

The paper we use is made with 100% post consumer recycled fiber. Post Consumer Fiber is derived from recycled paperboard, cardboard and other paper products.

 

Carbon Neutral

Our products come from a manufacturer that is committed to reducing its carbon footprint or net greenhouse gas emissions.

 

Green-E Certified

The paper that we purchase is made with certified renewable energy, including but not limited to wind power, solar power, low impact hydropower and biomass.

 

Processed Chlorine Free

The paper we use is made without the use of chlorine or chlorine chemistry.

Paper Facts:

 

 
Globally, over 70% of the world's paper supply is derived from ecologically valuable, biologically diverse forests.

-Rainforestweb.org

 
The United States has less than five percent of the world's population, yet consumes more than 30% of the world's paper.

-Rainforestweb.org

 
 
The average American consumes 700 pounds of paper each year.

-Grist.org

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