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title: Fight climate change with paper mailing bags
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# Fight climate change with paper mailing bags

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The study shows that mailing bags made of brown or white Xpression E-com paper remove more CO2 emissions from the atmosphere than they release.

The results are based on a life cycle assessment of fossil and biogenic emissions, from paper production to disposal by the final consumer, and includes a comparison of existing plastic bags and recycled content corrugated board used in e-commerce.

In summary, switching your mailing bag from plastic to paper could help fighting climate change!

Get all the facts by downloading the study. 

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Download the RISE life cycle assessment study here