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Build from Strength

This article originally ran in the Spring 2021 issue of Tissue360° and in the March/April issue of Paper360°. It is offered here for Ahead of the Curve readers who may have missed it.

A paper bottle in every hand?

What if bottles could be made entirely from renewable materials and be fully biodegradable?

In Defense of Flushable Wipes

Wastewater operators in North America are facing an increased amount of solid waste being inappropriately flushed down toilets, causing pipe and pump clogs in wastewater systems. In concert, they have provided talking points to local media everywhere that the major culprit is the toileting wipe marketed as a "Flushable Wipe." I'd like to correct the record and help the communities understand the real causes of wastewater system clogs.

3 Things about the Paper Industry I Wish I’d Learned Sooner

By Sarah Garchinsky I come from a research and development background, with no previous paper experience. Now that I’m working regularly in mills, here are a few things that I wish I learned sooner about the paper industry.

Stop Swapping Your Pumps and Start Testing Them Instead

y Jay Shellogg This article appears in the forthcoming January/February 2016 issue of Paper360°. Does anyone out there run two pumps in parallel so that if one fails you can swap to the other pump with little or no consequence to operations?

Hottest Trend in Publishing is Adult Coloring Books

By Susannah Cahalan Nine of the 20 books on Amazon’s current bestseller list contain few words and belong to a genre that didn’t exist two years ago. Welcome to the biggest publishing craze of the year: coloring books for adults.

What Does A Woman’s Perspective Bring to the Industry?

What Does A Woman’s Perspective Bring to the Industry?

CH-Bioforce helps turn brewing waste into textiles

CH-Bioforce helps turn brewing waste into textiles

RISI’s European CEO of the Year: Ksenia Sosnina, Ilim Group

Two Sides NA Launches “Love Paper” Campaign

Two Sides NA Launches “Love Paper” Campaign