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100% Recycled Jumbo Rethink Journal

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100% Recycled Jumbo Rethink Journal

Why It's Good:

We love the endless possibilities a chunky journal full of blank unlined pages can hold. A great gift for yourself or a friend, this one is from Ecojot for Mirage Paper Co., one of our favorite creators of eco-friendly journals, blank books and file folders.

Why It's Green:

Made of 100% acid-free, chlorine-free post-consumer paper, means that no new trees were cut down to make this journal. All glues and inks used in its production are vegetable-based and biodegradable. The pages come from a paper mill that uses biogas, an alternative and environmentally clean power source.

Where To Get It:

www.barnesandnoble.com | $11.95