Benchmarking
Within NCASI’s benchmarking program, mill-specific databases of a range of important environmental and energy benchmarking metrics are maintained and updated on a continual basis.
Learn MoreSocial issues continue to influence public perception of corporate environmental responsibility. Valuing and monetizing nature as a balancing point to industrial development will accelerate, and concepts such as natural capital are likely to increasingly influence policy development. NCASI’s objective in this focus area is to aid in the design and characterize objective, credible sustainability-oriented metrics for the forest sector. NCASI’s work can be used in characterizing a company’s products and their value chain, while assisting the industry and its associations in responding to false claims made about the sector’s environmental profile.
Sustainability Metrics & Benchmarking
Within NCASI’s benchmarking program, mill-specific databases of a range of important environmental and energy benchmarking metrics are maintained and updated on a continual basis.
Learn MoreWhile adoption of EU style ecolabels has been limited in North American markets, North American pulp and paper producers are competing and often selling products in foreign markets and may be faced with meeting eco-label standards in order to effectively compete in these markets.
Learn MoreValuing and monetizing nature as a balancing point to industrial development is increasing, and concepts such as “natural capital” are likely to begin influencing policy development.
Learn MoreIn this interactive document, NCASI maps the landscape of ESG as it relates to environmental aspects relevant to the forest products industry.
Learn MoreSeveral programs, tools and “scorecards” have been developed to assist paper purchasers and other stakeholders in understanding the environmental attributes of paper products. NCASI has assisted members in reviewing these initiatives for technical accuracy.
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