The expensive, energy-intensive process of turning wood into paper costs the pulp and paper industries more than $6 billion a year. Much of that expense involves separating wood's cellulose from ...

The chemical pulping process was discovered in the nineteenth century, and allowed wood to be pulped for strong, white, long-lasting paper. The goal of chemical pulping is to remove all the parts of ...

Timber, pulp and paper constitute a vital nexus in today’s sustainable bio‐economy, merging centuries‐old forestry traditions with modern industrial innovations. Timber is not only a renewable ...

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki: Almost 800km later, it arrives in Melbourne for the next step. Sam Ellis: Using recycled material to make toilet tissue, by doing that, we're saving 138,000 trees a year. Dr Karl ...