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Kimberly-Clark Will Make Toilet Paper From a Desert Succulent

via Washington Times·yesterday

Kimberly-Clark plans to make tissue products from hesperaloe, a cactus-like succulent native to the Southwest desert, as a way to reduce its use of wood pulp. The plant needs little water and grows on marginal land. The company says fiber from the succulent performs comparably in testing.

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