As paper mills move toward highly closed-loop systems, the focus extends beyond how much water can be reduced to how these systems behave under constraint, and what defines their practical limits. Over the past decade, the pulp and paper industry has made significant strides in reducing freshwater consumption through recycling and closed-loop systems. Leading mills operating with advanced process integration and high levels of internal water cir…
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