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 [Nouslife] Boycott Kleenex...: Greenpeace are spotlighting envirinmental malfeasance by the leading manufacturer of paper tissues. Find out more by clicking the title. Stop Kimberly-Clark from destroying ancient forests! | K L E E R C U T . N E T On Del.icio.us: forests, kleenex, boycott, environment, ecology, action

 [ Live Ur Life !] STOP Kimberly-Clark and Kleenex: hindi siguro recycled products ang better choice kundi virgin fibers pa din pero harvested from eco-certified forests that are managed sustainably. Kaya lang dami ngayong toilet papers na tinda na galing china…nakalagay virgin fiber pero di mo talaga alam kung saan galing…so okay na kaya iyong bilhin wag lang Kleenex brand???

 [Contested Terrain] Oct. 21: Turn up the Heat on Kimberly-Clark (Kleenex): Here's the skinny: Kleenex sells 180 billion sheets of tissue paper each year and not one of them has any recycled content. They can make a tissue that stops the spread of the flu but they can't make them out of something besides 10,000 year old trees?

[auspicious coincidence] kimberly-clark kills old growth trees: That’s right, every time you use a Kleenex tissue, you are blowing away ancient forests. And every time you use Scott or Cottonelle toilet paper, you’re flushing old growth trees down the toilet.

[Greenpeace.org] North America | Greenpeace International: The Ancient Forests of North America are extremely diverse. They include the boreal forest belt stretching between Newfoundland and Alaska, the coastal temperate rainforest of Alaska and Western Canada, and the myriad of residual pockets of temperate forest surviving in more remote regions.

[Kleercut.net] Blog, Story | KLEERCUT . NET: September 19th, Toronto Kleercut activists visited the University of Toronto campus to spread the word of how Kimberly-Clark continues to destroy Canada’s Boreal forest. The enthusiastic activists dressed up as trees, held a banner, handed out leaflets and spoke to students who were interested in hearing more about the Boreal forest and the campaign against Kimberly-Clark, maker of Kleenex tissue products.

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