HarperCollins challenged
Rainforest Action Network (RAN) methodology and an advisory that claimed that
some of HarperCollins' children's books contain paper harvested from
"vulnerable" Indonesian rainforests.
RAN
said that a November test of seven HarperCollins' titles found three with
"significant" quantities of acacia fiber that is mainly sourced from
Indonesian rainforest and trace amount in "several" others.
