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A recent article on Treehugger.com claims to have definitively found that paper cups use less energy -- http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/03/ceramic-greener-than-disposable.php But of course, many responded that many variables were not accounted for, i.e., delivery, travel to landfill, etc. I have a client who wants to know if there is any more "official" word on this. They've calculated that their staff of about 100 "use an astounding 22,000 plus cups at a weight of nearly 700 pounds" each year. So in their case, how could disposable cups be a better option? They are in the process of switching. I'd be grateful for any additional hard data that I could share with them. Thank you. Elizabeth Striano www.agreenfootprint.com |
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