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The article reports on the development of paper made from elephant feces. The periodical "Supply Management" is always on the look out for environmentally friendly paper for the copies it produces. "Supply Management" did not take up the offer to use the paper made of elephant feces. The article reveals that there is no shortage of raw material.

The article offers information regarding the pieces of advice to the examiners on how to approach the paper to get the best results. One of the author's advices is to answer only the questions as what required by the paper. He also considers avoiding to write the question out again or repeat material from a case study. He reminds the examiners to search for key words in each question that provides clues as to how they should be approached.

Reports that the Random House Group Ltd. is urging its paper suppliers to find sources that meet stricter environmental standards in July 2005. Publishing company's preference for Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper products; Background on the certification which bars supplies from ancient forests.