What You Can Do Exploding levels of wood and paper consumption, primarily in industrialized countries, is one of the primary factors driving global deforestation. More than half of the world's timber and nearly three-quarters of world's paper is consumed by a mere 22 percent of the world's population those living in the United States, Europe and Japan. Worldwide, industrialized countries consume more than twelve times more wood products per person than non-industrialized countries. An American Disgrace - Rainforest Action Network old growth campaign focuses on Boise Cascade.
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