By TIFFANY EDWARDS
Advocate Reporter
GRANVILLE — Local and international environmental activists are launching a public awareness campaign against Sears, America’s oldest catalog producer, for paper policies they deem irresponsible.
A roughly six-foot, cardboard miniature of the Sears Tower stood on the campus of Denison University yesterday, covered in pages from Sears Holding Corporation’s catalogs. On a Lands’ End advertisement, a boy holds a planet, and on another a woman and a teenaged girl enjoy a sunny day on a ranch.
Yet, the process of creating these ads is unduly destroying the natural world they portray, according to ForestEthics, a nonprofit environmental advocacy group.
On Tuesday, Denison University’s one-year-old student group, the Animal Liberation League, joined ForestEthics in announcing that they would engage in a public awareness campaign to pressure Sears Holding Corporation, which also owns Lands’ End, to implement environmentally friendly paper practices ...
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