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Recycle Newspapers

Via Howies 

The World's greenest paper

Paper company Crane & Co. has launched a new swatchbook, Crane Paper, 100% Cotton. This is the world’s greenest paper. No trees or wood fiber go into it because is entirely made of cotton. The swatchbook itself is also made from cotton paper.

Via Swiss Miss

Ecofont

Dutch company Spranq has designed a brand new typeface called Ecofont that uses 20 percent less ink by simply removing as much of each letter as possible, while still leaving it readable.

You can see how the Ecofont is created by omitting parts of the letter. At the shown size, it does not look very nice, but at a regular font size it is actually very usable. Printing with a laser printer will give the best printing results.

Most printer cartridges end up in landfills. The more ink we use, the more garbage we create – it all adds up. And it’s free to download.