Eco-Libris blog reviews the 'Environmental Trends and Climate Impacts:Findings from the U.S. Book Industry', the new detailed analysis of the book industry's footprint.
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How green is the book industry? review of the new report on the industry's environmental impacts
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Submitted by raz on Sat, 2008-04-05 17:55. | Tags: culture | book publishing industry | books | eco-libris | ecolibris | GPI | green publishing | The Book Industry Study Group | The Green Press Initiative
How green is the Book Publishing Industry? A new report provides the answer!
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This is a very exciting week for the book industry and anyone involved in the efforts to green it up. The reason? 'Environmental Trends and Climate Impacts:Findings from the U.S. Book Industry' has been published.
Submitted by raz on Thu, 2008-03-13 03:19. | Tags: business | culture | BISG | book publishing industry | books | eco-libris | ecolibris | GPI | green publishing | The Book Industry Study Group | The Green Press Initiative
SolFest, green publishing, and a mini interview with Stephen Morris
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Eylon Israeli from Eco-Libris went to SolFest in Hopland, California, enjoyed a great green festival, and especially a session he attended on 'Green Publishing' with Stephen Morris, the editor and publisher of Green Living Magazine. Morris developed in Green Living a unique localization strategy, based on a licensing model, where a local publisher can get a license to publish a local edition of Green Living in their locale. Eylon who wanted to hear more about it and about green publishing brings us a mini-interview with Morris.
Submitted by raz on Sun, 2007-08-26 14:51. | Tags: business | culture | eco-libris | green living | green publishing | solfest | Stephen Morris
