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Increase the land area of overseas forest plantations to 300,000 hectares and move toward acquiring forest certification for all company-owned forests and forest plantations. |
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Manage company-owned forest in Japan through tree thinning and other activites. |
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Effectively utilize forests owned in Japan and overseas inpromoting the total forestry business approach. |
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Encourage the use of recovered paper as a resource. (Target to acieve a 64% recovered paper utilization rate) |
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Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15% relative to 1990 and carbon dioxide emissions from energy sources by 35%. |
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Increase the amount of CO2 absorbed (offset credits, etc.) through forest management. |
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Develop a voluntary environmental management structure through the acquisition of certification for our environmental management system as well as regular upkeep and oepraions. (Target to acquire EMS certification for 150 mills) |
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Properly manage compliance with volunrtary standards as well as laws and regulations in product safety. |
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Develop a larger supply structure for forest certified products. |
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Encourage the development of new products that help conserve resources and reduce CO2 emissions. |
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Reduce the total amount of waste for final disposal to under 50,000 tons (AD) per year.
(Oji Paper, Oji Paperboard, Oji Specialty Paper, Oji Nepia) |
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Comply with relevant environmental standards in each country and share environmental management technologies developed in Japan. |
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Encourage greater communication with stakeholders through exhibitions and publications. |
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Promote social contribution activities rooted in the local community. |
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