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Project Freesheet: January 2008

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Wednesday, January 9, 2008. Increasing demand boosts Asian recovered paper prices. This summary of a recent increase in the price was reclaimed paper was taken from Risiinfo.com. Prices for recovered paper have climbed in China and Southeast Asia. US old newspapers (ONP) have climbed $15/tonne, European ONP by $10/tonne and Japanese ONP by $5-10/tonne. US old corrugated containers (OCC) have risen $20/tonne and European OCC has climbed $20-25/tonne and Japanese OCC by $15/tonne. Japan leads the world in ...

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Monday, June 30, 2008. I'm reading a fascinating book a the moment called Wikinomics. Written by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams. This really is a must read for anyone who is interested in learning how the internet will be creating new models for business and how proprietary thinking within the business community will become increasingly harmful to those that seek success. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Im reading a fascinating book a the moment called. View my complete profile.

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Project Freesheet: February 2008

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Wednesday, February 20, 2008. Walkabout II is falling together. Nice to see the next Walkabout is getting some coverage in the Telegraph. Shane Richmond takes time to point out that Project Freesheet has managed to make an " interesting point. Not ours I'm afraid but Mr Hughes' from The Ecologist. Does make quite a few other interesting points in his article. So, for those that are interested I thought I'd post here a rough idea of how things are going to pan out on the 27th for The Big 10,000. The best ...

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Project Freesheet: October 2007

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Monday, October 29, 2007. I had an interesting meeting with Steve Auckland, Don Gray and Karen Wall from Associated Newspapers last week. They were interested to hear of Project Freesheets' observations that the street vendors (or merchandisers) were not carrying out their clearing up responsibilities to anything like an acceptable standard. And as AN seem to value the street vendors greatly, the idea of a recycling incentive scheme amongst their street vendors was given some thought. Free-daily.com:...

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Project Freesheet: October 2008

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Monday, October 27, 2008. Here's a really excellent article by Fred Pearce of the Guardian. He explores the ludicrously shallow 'green' claims of some corporate giants and cites the record number of complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority. As evidence of many corporations' increasingly cynical attitude towards improving carbon footprints. Mr Pearce goes on to tell us that the Guardian will have a regular column looking at these very issues called Greenwash. Can we shop our way to sustainability?

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Project Freesheet: July 2008

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Wednesday, July 16, 2008. Recyclables being stolen from curbside collections. Interesting story this one. And a real sign of our times. In a nutshell - people who are putting their recyclable goods out for collection are watching in disbelief as organised gangs with trucks and mobile phones are pilfering all the valuable goods such as glass and aluminum. Even cardboard and newspaper is being stolen to be resold, sometimes for as much as $1000 per full truck. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Project Freesheet: Recyclables being stolen from curbside collections

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Wednesday, July 16, 2008. Recyclables being stolen from curbside collections. Interesting story this one. And a real sign of our times. In a nutshell - people who are putting their recyclable goods out for collection are watching in disbelief as organised gangs with trucks and mobile phones are pilfering all the valuable goods such as glass and aluminum. Even cardboard and newspaper is being stolen to be resold, sometimes for as much as $1000 per full truck. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Project Freesheet: November 2007

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Monday, November 26, 2007. Giveaways are booming, and some think it is only a matter of time before a Fleet Street title follows them, reports. James Robinson in the Observer. In this article there are some interesting conclusions and observations from some of the key players involved in the London freesheet battle. One of which is from Steve Auckland, MD at Metro -. Perhaps this was a tongue in cheek comment, but for me, Mr Auckland is attempting to make us believe and buy into the one thing that Apple,...

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Project Freesheet: June 2008

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Monday, June 30, 2008. I'm reading a fascinating book a the moment called Wikinomics. Written by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams. This really is a must read for anyone who is interested in learning how the internet will be creating new models for business and how proprietary thinking within the business community will become increasingly harmful to those that seek success. Thursday, June 5, 2008. Wheat Straw gets major new role in North America. We've known for some time now that by-products of the ...