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The First Green Bible

By The Daily Dish
Oct 14 2007, 8:25 AM ET

You could see this coming, I guess:

The Bible will contain recycled fiber and was developed along with Domtar, a paper manufacturer with a strong environmental commitment. Thomas Nelson is currently working with the Green Press Initiative, a U.S.-based organization that helps the book publishing industry reduce their paper usage, to reduce the company's carbon footprint.

"The Bible is the most widely circulated book on the planet and Thomas Nelson's leadership and use of environmentally responsible paper is a living legacy to the Bible's message of stewardship," said Tyson Miller, director of the Green Press Initiative.



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