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provide an exhaustive price list of all products above chosen for further study given the multiple combinations and variety of the said products (lamps: type, power; paper: weight etc.) rather the consultant will provide an indicative summarized price list of the most common items alongside a comparison between regular products and sustainable ones (Appendix J). 32
4.1.1 Paper The experts in the paper category are highly aware of the sustainability aspect and are well knowledgeable in their respective field. Lebanese suppliers involved in the distribution of sustainable products confirm that the demand for sustainable paper is rising yearly and the majority of them believe that the government can be their big client and thus create an imminent market behavior change and also initiate different rules, regulations, and initiatives to those who shift their consumption to sustainable paper. Sustainable paper can be defined as any effort undertaken to reduce deforestation for paper production as well as consuming less energy and producing fewer emissions in manufacturing than virgin paper. Today, paper is made in many environmentally responsible forms, from a variety of fibers. Paper can be manufactured from partly to fully recycled materials using pre and post consumer waste. It can be produced without chlorine bleaching. Paper can also be derived from sustainable forests, where trees are farmed specifically for paper production. Finally, paper can be produced from plant fibers other than timber such as cotton, hemp, bamboo or sugar cane. Although the use of sustainable paper has grown significantly however today virtual technology is reducing our paper consumption and provides us with alternatives that provide heavy users with sustainable solutions such as in the case of the Lebanese government. 4.1.1.1 Categories of Paper Essentially paper can be made from virgin wood, recycled materials or tree free. a. Virgin Wood Virgin paper comes directly from trees and is sourced from native forests and plantations. It contains the strongest fiber but requires the most energy to manufacture and has the most immediate impact on the forest and is the most commonly used. However, that impact may be diminished if the pulp is harvested from a source that is part of a sustainable forest certification program (as indicated in the ecolabeling and certification section 4.1.1.3). b. Recycled Paper Recycled paper is a broad term, generally applied to any sort of environmentally friendly paper. When most people hear 33
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Page 7 and 8: 1- RESEARCH BACKGROUND The Marrakec
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Other Electricity, water and Commun
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Cleaning Conferences Research Renta
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I- COMPANY AND RESPONDENT INFORMATI
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II- GENERAL DEVELOPMENT OPINION ON
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29-How do you ascertain that these
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LEBANON GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL WHAT
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Participation in local activities a
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The Lebanese Standards for Organic
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APPENDIX I Businesses Surveyed List
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APPENDIX J Prices of Conventional a
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Ink - Sustainable Price US$ EA Tone
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Water Taps (Grohe, Viega, Geberit)
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