A new report suggests many paper towel brands Canadians use are cut from the boreal forest.
Yep. Dumb, sensational article. Managed northern forests are where you want your wood to come from.
This group gives better scores to bamboo products that have to be shipped around the world with fossil fuels, wiping out most of the carbon-negativity that comes from harvesting woody plants. Once again, the forest is missed for the trees in the environmental movement, so to speak.
Small dish cloths. I haven’t used a paper towel in years
boreal that can’t be real
Which is stupid because these can be made from recycled fibers and lumber yard leftovers.
The top three major American tissue makers—P&G, Kimberly-Clark, and Georgia-Pacific—earned “F” scores across each of their flagship brands like Charmin, Cottonelle, and Quilted Northern across all five editions of NRDC’s Issue with Tissue scorecard.
Basically, it’s the best brands in terms of functionality and comfort.
