HARPER COLLINS MADE A TINY TWEAK TO ITS BOOK DESIGN—AND HAS SAVED THOUSANDS OF TREES AS A RESULT

Summary from the TLDR Design newsletter

Harper Collins designers are refocusing their skills to reduce the publishing house's carbon footprint by tweaking fonts, layouts, and ink. They have successfully saved 245.6 million pages and 5,618 trees to date. Using a mix of experience and intuition, they have applied their sustainable design methods to their entire book range, meticulously reducing pages by multiples of 16 and ensuring a seamless reading experience for their consumers.