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When quality can't be compromised, rely on us for all of your business stationery needs.

Welcome to the The Webb Company Web site. Our goal is to ensure the complete satisfaction of every client, while offering knowledgeable and friendly service at competitive rates.

The Webb Company specializes in providing the highest quality engraving and printing, combined with unparalleled service to many of Washington's finest Law Firms and Trade Associations, etc.

Please take a moment to browse through our site to learn more about our company and how we can show you the The Webb Company difference. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Keeping You Informed

Paper is GOOD for the environment!

Did you know?

• There are more trees today than there were over 100 years ago? Roughly 600 million trees are planted every year by the paper and forest products industry, surpassing the amount harvested.

• If America's private landowners can't make money as tree farmers, many will turn to other income sources for the land. The US could lose 44 million acres of forest to development in the next 30 years. When some suggest that paying your bill online will "save a tree", the fact is that when the demand for paper declines, tree farming also declines, taking all the important ecological impacts like clean water and wildlife habitat right along with it.

• Trees reach their maximum carbon sequestration age at 10 years. Improved forest management, regeneration of forest areas and selective tree harvesting have resulted in a net uptake (sequestration) of carbon from 1990 to 2005. This is because older, unmanaged forests lose their ability to sequester carbon.

• Many climate experts believe that the responsible management of forests offers one of the least expensive and best ways to fight against climate change.

• Recycled paper is not necessarily always best for the environment. Post-consumer waste has to go through another whole energy process to be deinked and made bright white again. Does it make more sense to up-cycle waste and put it into a sheet that has to be bright white or does it make more sense to down-cycle the waste into products that don't have to be so bright, so white... like tags, file folders or bags?

• The paper and forest products industry is one of the largest users of low-carbon energy in the world. Nearly 60 percent of the energy used to make paper in the US comes from carbon-neutral renewable resources and is produced on site at mills.

• Paper is recyclable... how many industries can say that about their product? Nearly 60 percent of all paper in the US is recycled. In comparison, less than 20 percent of US electronic devices are recycled.

• Of the wood extracted from the world's forests, 53 percent is used for energy production, 28 percent is used by lumber mills and only 11 percent is used directly by the paper industry. More than 5,000 products are made from trees.

• Insight: On average it takes 500 kilowatt-hours of electricity to produce 440 lbs. of paper, the typical amount of paper each of us consumes annually. That's the equivalent of powering one computer continuously for five months.