In addition to tree bark, bamboo ... but it can also be made by physically grinding wood into a pulp. This creates a less-pure paper that still has lignin in it, and is usually used for flimsier ...

But for producing wood products that need to be pliable ... paper production — compared with lignin, making the trees better for pulping. The team published their findings last year in ...

The consumer goods company uses wood pulp in branded paper products such ... forests’ and plantations,” further noting that a tree is regrown for every tree used, according to its website.

Together with partner Stora Enso, it's adapting tree pulp-sourced carbon toward use as an anode material. A byproduct of wood pulp manufacturing, lignin has long been investigated for possible use ...

The company says it only purchases wood pulp from tree plantations and woodlands managed to produce lumber. Green Century still wants P&G to reduce its reliance on pulp from Canadian forests ...

Of course wood pulp can be used to make fibers like viscose ... noting that “turning a tree into a jacket is an absurdly difficult technical challenge. . . . It forces us to tackle, then solve ...

or hardwood trees like oak, birch, and eucalyptus. Machines slice off the bark, the inner wood is chipped into small pieces, and these pieces are boiled into a goopy pulp. How much and how exactly ...