Many toilet paper makers source material from climate-critical ecosystems like the Canadian boreal forest.
is more important than ever. But about a million acres of the Canadian boreal forest are cut down each year to create toilet paper, NRDC says.
“Industry laggards like P&G are fueling a tree-to-toilet pipeline that is flushing away some of the most environmentally important — and threatened — forests in the world,” said Jennifer Skene, NRDC’s Natural Climate Solutions Policy Manager in an online statement. “Turning them into toilet paper is a climate crime, especially when done by the very companies that most need to step up to protect our future.”Other major brands in the U.S.
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