How Good Policies on Jobs and Environment Are Saving U.S. Paper Jobs and Preventing Illegal Logging
Workshop Session III: Tuesday, May
4, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Concentration: State and Local Initiatives/Other
Illegal logging contributes up to 20 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, poses a detriment to indigenous communities in developing nations, and results in job loss for workers in the U.S. pulp and paper industry. This workshop will discuss how the labor, environmental and business communities are all working together to advance polices to prevent illegal logging and create a more sustainable paper industry.
Presenters:
Keith Romig, United Steelworkers, Research Department, Technician
Elizabeth Drake, Stewart and Stewart, Trade Lawyer
Jake Schmidt, Natural Resources Defense Council, International Climate
Policy Director
Khoirul Anam, Indonesian Forestry and Allied
Workers’ Union, President
Rulita Wijayaningdyah, Indonesian
Forestry and Allied Workers’ Union,
International Secretary
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Keith Romig, United Steelworkers, Research
Department, Technician
Elizabeth Drake, , Stewart and Stewart, Trade Lawyer
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