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Where All Those Amazon Boxes Come from…and Where They Go
Let’s take a trip down the corrugated river.
Almost half of all holiday shopping is now done online—on Cyber Monday 2015 alone, people ordered 23 million items from Amazon—which requires a lot of boxes. Where does all that cardboard come from, where does it go, and what is its environmental impact?
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