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Outlook for Newsprint (Canada)

Financial Analysts Journal, 1955
M A Y FUNCTION TODAY, I assume, is to help your members assess the future of the Canadian newsprint industry. The best way to begin, I believe, is to lay before you certain facts, both of yesterday and today, about the financial, market, and growth positions of my industry. Perhaps the most important fact is that half the world's newsprint supply comes
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The newsprint industry in Canada.

1939
Because of its abundant forest resources, accessible power sites, growing population and availability of investment funds, Canada leads in the output of pulp and paper. The pulp and paper industry has headed the lists in net value of production, one of the best indicators of the relative importance of a manufacturing industry since 1920, and in wage ...
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Newsprint waste control

1996
Because newsprint is the most important and most expensive raw material for every newspaper, reducing unnecessary newsprint costs is essential to newspapers’ profitability. Remarkable amounts of paper used for newspaper production never turn into saleable copies.
Nurmi, Olli, Moilanen, Pertti, Lindqvist, Ulf   +2 more
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newsprint, n.

2023
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Recovering Newsprint.

Journal of Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1921
Charles Baskerville, Reston Stevenson
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Effect of pressure on the pyrolysis of newsprint

Fuel, 1985
Ravindra K Agrawal
exaly  

Newsprint

2011
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Newsprint

2009
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Alkaline subcritical-water treatment and alkaline heat treatment for the increase in biodegradability of newsprint waste Available to Purchase

Water Science and Technology, 2003
Tatsuya Noike
exaly  

Newsprint

2019
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