Thread: Is an ebook "green" reading, as in environmentally friendly?
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Old 08-20-2008, 03:46 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by axel77 View Post
A pbook is sustainable. As said made of 100% renewable material, with good treatment can last for several hundred years, high quality prints could even last for thousands of years. It is 100% recycleable... paper is one of the few techs that actually really works well!
An individual pbook is sustainable. pbooks as an information dissemination technology are not. It should be fairly obvious why they are not. If its not obvious, I'll be happy to elaborate.
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