What do the Empire State Building and the NFL have in common?
Forests, that’s what. The Two Sides initiative is flagging some memorable forestry stats and metaphors to grab headlines about the responsible uses of print and paper. (more…)
Resolute announces 5-year Partnership Agreement with Red Rock Indian Band
We are pleased to announce that on February 15th, we signed a five-year commercial agreement with the Red Rock Indian Band (RRIB) – an Ojibwe First Nation located in Northwestern…
What are the benefits of sustainably managing our forests?
A new environmental initiative is working to calculate all the conservation benefits that flow from sustainably managed forests across North America. (more…)
Celebrating Resolute’s safety culture and innovative spirit
Resolute and employees at our Kénogami (Quebec) mill are being recognized once again for our award-winning safety performance and innovative spirit. (more…)
Resolute’s Forest Families: Introducing the Creeds
We work and live in dozens of communities that depend on the forest for their economic and social viability. In this blog series, Resolute’s Forest Families, we are profiling families…
United Nations says forests are key to low-carbon future
The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21) held in Paris recognized the urgency of global action to respond to the challenges of climate change. COP21 also highlighted how…
RESOLUTE ROOTS: William Vansittart Bowater
The roots of Resolute Forest Products took hold in the midst of the Industrial Revolution. Starting in 1820 and over the following two centuries, the company grew from 20 sawmills…
Do pen and paper help you learn better?
Parents and students are getting schooled in the academic benefits of using pen and paper to improve their learning and engagement. A nationwide study Paper and Productive Learning: The Second…
What do the Empire State Building and the NFL have in common?
Forests, that’s what. The Two Sides initiative is flagging some memorable forestry stats and metaphors to grab headlines about the responsible uses of print and paper. (more…)
Resolute announces 5-year Partnership Agreement with Red Rock Indian Band
We are pleased to announce that on February 15th, we signed a five-year commercial agreement with the Red Rock Indian Band (RRIB) – an Ojibwe First Nation located in Northwestern…
What are the benefits of sustainably managing our forests?
A new environmental initiative is working to calculate all the conservation benefits that flow from sustainably managed forests across North America. (more…)
Celebrating Resolute’s safety culture and innovative spirit
Resolute and employees at our Kénogami (Quebec) mill are being recognized once again for our award-winning safety performance and innovative spirit. (more…)
Resolute’s Forest Families: Introducing the Creeds
We work and live in dozens of communities that depend on the forest for their economic and social viability. In this blog series, Resolute’s Forest Families, we are profiling families…
United Nations says forests are key to low-carbon future
The 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21) held in Paris recognized the urgency of global action to respond to the challenges of climate change. COP21 also highlighted how…
RESOLUTE ROOTS: William Vansittart Bowater
The roots of Resolute Forest Products took hold in the midst of the Industrial Revolution. Starting in 1820 and over the following two centuries, the company grew from 20 sawmills…
Do pen and paper help you learn better?
Parents and students are getting schooled in the academic benefits of using pen and paper to improve their learning and engagement. A nationwide study Paper and Productive Learning: The Second…