There are many misconceptions about the life of paper. It begins with trees being cut and ends with it becoming a waste.
“There’s a sentiment that the paper industry is destroying forest wealth – everyone, from media to banks and even governments are exhorting the citizen to reduce the use of paper in order to preserve the environment,” says PR Ray. With over 50 years of experience in the paper industry, Ray has been handling finished paper, its raw materials, like pulp and waste paper and now engaged in high-end paper conversion.
In this Sunday Column, Ray debunks a few popular myths
in and chairman nadler s interested in. and that is the underlying work product, the information that went into building those paragraphs of the mueller report. listen to what he said about. access to our underlying work product is being decided in a process that does not involve our office. are you involved in that process? yes, i am. i m a little surprised to hear him say that his office is not involved in that because it was certainly our impression that there were discussions between his office and the department of justice about what they should turn over to congress or what might be printed but now that that office is shutting down, it s certainly going to be true this will be left entirely to the department of justice. we reached an agreement to provide initial documents on a rolling production basis to our committee. we re getting and have received already some documents as a part of that production and we re going to press to make sure that we get all the information tha
provide initial documents on a rolling production basis to our committee. we re getting and have received already some documents as a part of that production and we re going to press to make sure that we get all the information that we need. but again, that supplying of underlying evidence to our committee doesn t relieve bob mueller of the obligation i think to testify to the american people. there s nothing as powerful as hearing from both mueller and other witnesses directly, their observations, their findings in terms of precip yent witnesses, what the president asked hem to do and how he asked them to do it, the lies he wanted propagated to try to obstruct the investigation, all of that should be brought out and not simply provided in documentary form. what happened to the impeachment process in the house of representatives today as a result of robert mueller going public? i don t think that there s anything in his statements today that really moves the needle in