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<br />* Gayle Locke, Bowater Newsprint, Thunder Bay, (807) 475-2300, lockg@bowater.com
<br />* Lee Luft, CityForest Corp. (tissue mill), Ladysmith, WI, (715) 532-5541 x 108
<br />* Myrna Rustad, LDI Fibres (corrugated), Becker MN, '(763) 536-6841,
<br />myrnarustad@ldifibres.com
<br />* Tony Pirkl, weyerhaeuser, New Brighton,(651) 635-1409,
<br />tony.pirkl@weyerhaeuser.com
<br />* Roland Doerr, CertainTeed (roofing felt), (952) 403-6141,
<br />roland.z.doerr@saint-gobain.com
<br />. I'm looking for the updated contact at Abitibi, which has a newsprint mill in
<br />Kenora, Ontario
<br />* Tom Troskey, Rock-Tenn, St. paul, (651) 641-4525, ttroskey@rocktenn.com
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<br />LDI and Rock-Tenn don't really have any complaints about single-stream.
<br />CityForest would like a reliable supply of office paper and Junk mail. Bowater
<br />and Abitibi are the newsprint mills, which are the mills most likely to
<br />question quality from single-stream, although neither has said anything to me.
<br />weyerhaeuser is not fond of single-stream, generally speaking.
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<br />I'd suggest you try the phone with all of these folks rather than e-mail when
<br />making first contact.
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<br />paul Gardner
<br />From: paul Gardner [ramrecycle@attbi.com]
<br />Sent: wednesday, June 11, 2003 10:28 PM
<br />To: paul Gardner
<br />Cc: Jones, Julie
<br />Subject: world population Balance
<br />
<br />enjoyed today's ARM workshop in columbia Heights. However, I feel
<br />compelled to add to David Paxson's presentation on population and
<br />environment. several remarks he' made regarding "humane and immediate steps
<br />to stop population -growth", immigration, and the one-child policy in china
<br />demonstrate that he is not in line with the most advanced thinking about
<br />international development, environment, and population. -
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<br />The United Nations has a very well thought out populat,ion program,
<br />would entourage you to review http://www.unfpa.org/goals/index.htm
<br />should be noted that international population programs are in fact
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<br />and I
<br />. It
<br />WORKING.
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<br />Mr. Paxson criticized the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, which makes
<br />micro-loans to women. Instead of the 25,000 people mentioned by Mr. paxson,
<br />the Grameen Bank has made loans to TWO MILLION WOMEN. Find out about one of
<br />the most wildly successful anti-poverty programs in history at
<br />http://www.grameen-info.org/ .
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<br />Another balanced view of population policy is at the worldwatch Institute.
<br />Find out more at http://www.worldwatch.org/topics/people/population/ . Note
<br />a key conclusion on this page: "Many of the policies that promote
<br />development, including.q~allty education for girls, economic opportunity.for
<br />women, and strong nutrltlon and health programs, also.tend to help a natlon
<br />stabilize its population."
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<br />Thank you for your consideration.
<br />
<br />paul Gardner
<br />Recycling Association of Minnesota
<br />651-641-4560
<br />ramrecycle@attbi.com
<br />'rom: Robin GEE [Robin-Gee@ci.santa-monica.ca.us]
<br />Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 9:57 PM
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