Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
13th May 2013
The European Commission is turning up the heat on its sustainability policies, so the rest of the world should take note since it will affect international trade.
Published in
Spindrift Publication
9th May 2013
Introduced on the 16th August 2012, the European Union EcoLabel is a voluntary scheme designed so that consumers can identify products and services that have a reduced...
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
8th May 2013
When standards makers started working on ISO 16759 for quantifying the carbon footprint of print media, there were two primary reference documents: PAS 2050 and a...
Published in
Industry News
8th May 2013
Swissnex San Francisco join a diverse panel of experts to tackle questions of sustainability and ethics in the 3D printing revolution. Check out the amazing video...
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
29th April 2013
Agfa Graphics has had a sustained commitment to improving its carbon footprint for many years. Now the company has announced that it has achieved ISO 50001 for its...
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
22nd April 2013
Scientists at Sony Japan are working on a far more interesting development. They have come up with a bio battery powered by waste paper.
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
16th April 2013
We recently came across a new take on the idea of certified green products. To help drive home the importance of environmental impact reduction.
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
10th April 2013
The news that ISO16759 (calculating the carbon footprint of print media) is galloping towards its final furlong prior to publication has caused a flurry of...
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
25th March 2013
Printed advertising has been the traditional bedrock of the publishing industry. However, a recent study by eBay* questions the value of Search Engine Marketing (...
Published in
Laurel Brunner's Blog
19th March 2013
We need to change our thinking about print. Yes, it is sustainable, and yes it is good for the planet friendly print ideology. None of this has to change, but what does?
