Final Word

Closures and cutbacks

International Paper recently announced that one of its safety managers, Mike Joy, at their Eastover, South Carolina mill had recently virtually taught fifth-grade students from Sunnymede Elementary School in Fort Smith, Arkansas how paper products are made and the importance of practicing sustainable forestry. While papermakers have traditionally, in the past, visited schools to educate young students, Mike Joy proved that this can easily be done virtually.

The FUDIPO project

COVID-19: Life keeps changing

Stora Enso is testing autonomous trucks

Freight Waves, in a recent article, stated that LTL carrier rates will continue to increase in 2020.

Be safe -- and healthy

The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $3 million for projects that address barriers to modular chemical process intensification to enable development of breakthrough technologies that can boost energy productivity and energy efficiency in industries such as oil and gas, pulp and paper and chemical manufacturing.

Carbon Capture and Sequestration

Learning Lessons

Is your company in the habit of offering excellent customer service to your customers?

Closures and cutbacks adding up in 2019

Management Resources

Burnout is a serious workplace issue

The Pulp Rats are back!

Paper batteries

Oregon's cap and trade bill would have meant job loss and industry downsizing; however, it would have done little to address climate change.