Here you can learn about the sustainability story behind the paper we use at DEMO LLP, and the extra steps we take to minimise our footprint.
And how we carbon balance through The World Land Trust to give peace of mind to our clients.
Paper
A recyclable product with a positive impact.
The paper we use is sourced from sustainable forests in Finland, is FSC accredited and adheres to the some of the tightest environmental standards in the world. For paper production trees are an essential raw material, and one that benefits the planet. Trees capture carbon, produce oxygen, and are vitally important for biodiversity. The European paper industry is a huge contributor to the growth in the number of trees we have to absorb C02. In fact between 2005 and 2020 European forests increased by an area larger than Switzerland.
Carbon Balancing
Helping to fight climate change.
This paper has also been carbon balanced through World Land Trust. In the words of WLT Patron, Sir David Attenborough “The money that is given to the World Land Trust, in my estimation, has more effect on the wild world than almost anything I can think of”.
To date,
members of The Law Society have offset with World Land Trust
0
Kgs
of co2
of co2
which protects
0
m2
of threatened tropical habitats in Vietnam, Mexico and Ecuador.
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Our print production Agency has also committed to Terra Carta, as part of HRH The Prince of Wales Sustainable Markets Initiative.
It is a charter of ambitious and practical action to help the private sector accelerate their progress towards a sustainable future
Printing
Environmental pedigree
Our printer has an outstanding environmental pedigree. They use vegetable based inks and hold a wide range of certifications and awards that go above and beyond the International Standard for Environmental Management Systems (ISO14001). Our print production Agency is also committed to ‘Terra Carta’, as part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative.Check the facts
Recycling
What happens next...
74% of all paper in Europe is recycled, pretty impressive when you consider how many printed items are kept for long periods of time (books), archived or destroyed (tissue and hygiene papers). Paper can be recycled up to 8 times and then has uses in agriculture, horticulture and biomass energy creation - a great circular story.
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