It’s time to debunk another popular paper myth, which says email is better for the environment than paper. While sustainability-minded consumers often focus on the environmental effects of paper production, they should also understand the facts about electronic communication before declaring it a better choice.
Much of Domtar’s sustainable forestry happens in rural areas. But sometimes the landscape changes dramatically in the 20 years it takes to grow trees to maturity. Urban tree harvesting requires greater communication with the public.
We’ve made great progress on the Domtar sustainability goals we set in 2010. Find out more about our progress toward greater sustainability and our steps toward reaching our 2020 goals.
Windsor Mill is sending 95 percent less waste to landfills, thanks to a circular economy that returns beneficial biomaterials to the forest. Find out how the mill uses byproducts to improve its natural resources.
Domtar added two Type 1 ecolabels to our suite of certifications. The ECOLOGO and EU Ecolabel certifications are voluntary standards that demonstrate sustainable product sourcing and manufacturing. Learn more about these standards.
Trees are an important natural resource for our industry, but water plays an equal role in the production of pulp and paper products. See why sustainable water management is essential to our business.
We spoke with the CEO of the Rainforest Alliance, Han de Groot, about the future of the organization and our ongoing collaboration to promote biodiversity and preserve forests. Learn more about our Rainforest Alliance partnership.
What are the most common causes of global deforestation? It may surprise you to know which industries are at fault. Hint: It’s not the pulp and paper industry. Learn more.
This is Domtar’s eighth year celebrating Earth Day by hosting a week of activities that focus on helping the environment. Find out what Earth Week 2018 holds for our colleagues.
Looking for a bioalternative to plastic and other petroleum-based products? Domtar recently developed lignin pellets, which can be used to create films, bags, injection-molded products and more. Learn about this sustainable material.
