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"Stock prices for paper companies have been erroding for more than a year. But a recent bump upward could mean the mills might rise again." — Stephanie Grimmett
by Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore — (TFN): I’m betting this will have tree-huggers (the literal kind, not just any hippy who might be around) screaming for blood: Did you [...]
Tags: china, chinese, coal, consolidation, europe, iron ore, paper, paperless, papermill, stephanie grimmett, stocks, stora enso, svenska cellulosa, tree hugger, us, wall street journal, web 2.0
"What if we could create something even more valuable out of our plastic waste, such as clean, renewable fuel? A movement like this would throw ideas about conventional recycling out the window." — Greg Guenthner
by Greg Guenthner
Baltimore — (TFN): As a nation, we recycle almost 33% of our waste — a rate that [...]
Tags: aluminum cans, crude oil, epa, major appliances, microcap, paper, plastic, recycling, reusable bags, soft drink bottles, steel packaging
“As you might expect, the U.S housing slump is reducing demand for finished lumber. Meanwhile, timber, pulpwood, and paper prices are rising worldwide - but curiously, profit margins are eroding. What’s up with that?” — Don Miller
by Don Miller
Baltimore – (TFN): There’s a classic squeeze going on in the lumber markets [...]