On March 28 at 8.30 p.m it’s time to turn out the lights during Earth Hour 2020. This WWF-initiated event has made people take action on environmental issues and protect the planet, since 2007.
The very first Earth Hour took place in Sydney, Australia, and since then it has inspired individuals and organisations in 188 countries to take action for the environment. A one-hour lights out event that make people around the world come together to support efforts to tackle climate change.
Since Multicopy and Stora Enso are committed to sustainability and taking care of the planet, we are big fans of Earth Hour. Please join us in going dark for forests, oceans and wildlife.
On the WWF website you can get more information and sign up to receive mobile updates on Earth Hour 2020 as well as other ways to help the cause of WWF.
Some people and organizations argue that old forests are more sustainable than new ones, no matter how responsible the forestry and harvesting. That any company who uses wood for its products is causing a major negative impact on our climate – when it comes to reduction of carbon emissions and the biodiversity of our forests. But it’s not a black and white question. As a matter of fact, there are several upsides to harvesting and managing forests to get a hold of the remarkable, renewable raw material called wood.
Alongside Gasum’s biogas plant at Nymölla mill, another sustainable initiative is in the making. All over the world, the demand for sustainable textile fibers is growing and the new facility is a demonstration plant for TreeToTextile, owned by Stora Enso, H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, and LSCS Invest.
Gasum’s biogas plant at Nymölla Mill is now producing liquefied biogas (LBG) at full speed. We created an icon that communicates the benefits in a clear way; how we manage to, not only make use of residue from the process of turning wood into paper, but also make way for a fossil free future.