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SCA starts the forest adventure "Kalla Champs" with Charlotte Kalla
SCA is now launching the forest adventure "Kalla Champs" for children and young people together with ski star Charlotte Kalla. The aim is to get more children and young people out into the forest and nature in a playful and fun way. The initiative is based on the belief in the force of the forest and its positive impact on health.
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New edition of Timber News
In the new issue of Timber News you can, among other things, read about how using timber will cut the carbon footprint for the Paris Olympics in 2024 as well as how architecture students create oases of calm in the nature.
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SCA is the official partner of ASAP 2019, the arena for future sustainability leaders
A Sustainability Acceleration Project (ASAP) is an arena for students, companies, experts and organizations to learn from each other and collaborate to accelerate the transition to a sustainable society.
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SCA invests in Obbola kraftliner mill
SCA to build a new paper machine for the production of kraftliner at its Obbola paper mill in Umeå. The annual production in Obbola will increase from the current 450,000 tonnes of kraftliner to 725,000 tonnes to meet the growing demand for renewable packaging. The investment amount is SEK 7.5 billion.
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SCA appoints new General Counsel
SCA has appointed Katarina Nilsson new Senior Vice President Legal Affairs and General Counsel. She will be a member of SCA’s Executive Management Team. She succeeds Jan Svedjebrant, who will retire.
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An inventory of SCA’s forests is now under way
SCA’s tenth forest assessment, where all of SCA’s forests are being inventoried, has been in full swing since May. The data collected will provide valuable information about the amount of forest that can be harvested in the coming years without reducing future harvesting volumes.
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SCA publishes map of nature conservation areas
SCA has published on its website a digital map of the company’s forests voluntarily set-aside for nature conservation. This is forests that SCA has voluntarily exempted from forest management due to its high conservation values. The areas include forests that are managed with adapted methods to improve conditions for biodiversity and also SCA’s own conservation parks.
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