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Yahoo!Calling fax machines "the silent eco-killer," Santa Barbara-based CallWave is attempting to call attention to its virtual fax service by planting a native tree for every new subscriber, through American Forests' Global ReLeaf campaign. According to CallWave estimates, 17 million trees are used annually to supply the 210 billion sheets of fax paper used by U.S. companies annually.
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eh? fax machines an eco-killer? would they prefer businesses recieve an email and print out a copy for their records? or would they prefer someone mail something, using up even more paper plus the energy costs involved with postal delivery?
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December 20, 2007 at 9:07 a.m. (Suggest removal)
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