If there is no demand for wood, forests have no value and will be cut down to make room for something valuable by the invisible hand of the market.
Therefore it is your civic duty to burn as much wood and paper as you can, to increase demand, drive up the value of woodland and save the forests!
I used to buy boxes for almost 10 years. Paper companies plant trees to replenish their supply. I bet they’ve sold off parts of their forests since the internet and “paperless” started. Lost jobs for loggers, paper mills have shut down, and then all the lost loads for truckers. Switching from bottles to cans equals less boxes. Emails and PDF is less paper. If we weren’t ordering online all the time the impact would be even greater.
If there is no demand for wood, forests have no value and will be cut down to make room for something valuable by the invisible hand of the market.
Therefore it is your civic duty to burn as much wood and paper as you can, to increase demand, drive up the value of woodland and save the forests!
I used to buy boxes for almost 10 years. Paper companies plant trees to replenish their supply. I bet they’ve sold off parts of their forests since the internet and “paperless” started. Lost jobs for loggers, paper mills have shut down, and then all the lost loads for truckers. Switching from bottles to cans equals less boxes. Emails and PDF is less paper. If we weren’t ordering online all the time the impact would be even greater.