In a major step forward for the use of recycled paper in the magazine industry, the National Geographic Society (NGS) has begun incorporating recycled fibre in all the pages of National Geographic Magazine, National Geographic Kids, and National Geographic Little Kids. National Geographic, with over four million print ...
National Geographic adds recycled paper to magazines
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