Sentence examples for big pulp from inspiring English sources
Paper making is a capital-intensive business: a big pulp mill can cost as much as $1 billion, while a paper mill costs around $300m.
Thompson, a big Pulp Fiction fan, concurs: "The reason it was so influential would be the violence, the extraordinary combination of humour and violence.
The Novalis epigram appeared in a publication of Rainer Götz, dioxin expert at the State Environment Agency of Hamburg, who could in autumn 1989 just speculate on the origin of his PCDD/F findings in the port of Hamburg: probably waste waters from the nine big pulp and paper plants of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) [35].
Green activists link this to the elections and the need for parties to raise funds.The big pulp-and-paper and palm-oil companies have several lines of defence against attacks from greens.
In one direction is the mill of Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper, a subsidiary of APP, part of the Sinar Mas group; in the other that of APRIL, Sumatra's other big pulp-and-paper producer.Off the main road, small patches of "natural" forest survive alongside the swathe of broad sandy corridor cut by a logging company.
The construction of a 3km canal in Indonesia has led Greenpeace and WWF to suspend its partnership with one of Indonesia's biggest pulp and paper companies.
The spotlight will also now fall on Asia Pacific Resources International, the second biggest pulp and paper producer in Indonesia, which has not yet made such a pledge against deforestation.
Thanks to an aggressive Greenpeace campaign, the Indonesian business went from the world's biggest pulp and paper company to a brand better known for destroying pristine rainforest and driving species to the brink of extinction.
Mattel was one of over 130 global companies that bought paper packaging from the world's biggest pulp and paper company, Asia Pulp and Paper (APP), all of whom ended their relationships with the Indonesian giant because of concerns over its deforestation of rainforest.
Here's some past footage from the group showing the impact of the paper business on forests and the wildlife in harm's way: Now Greenpeace has sent a letter to the chief executive of Asia Pacific Resources International, the second biggest pulp producer in the region, seeking a similar commitment.
Popular Publications was the biggest pulp publisher, which helped their titles last a little longer, but Famous Fantastic Mysteries finally ceased publication in 1953, only a couple of years before the last of the pulps ceased publication.
