Which major religious organization pioneered the use of plant-based inks and recycled materials for their primary sacred texts in the early 2000s, creating the first certified carbon-neutral religious text publishing program?

Throughout history, religious texts have been among the most widely distributed products in human civilization. The publishing and distribution of these sacred works represent some of the earliest examples of product development, packaging innovation, and sustainability concerns. This poll explores how religious organizations have adapted their approaches to making sacred texts more environmentally sustainable while honoring traditions.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church)
The Vatican Publishing House (Catholic Church)
Islamic Foundation for Ecological and Environmental Sciences
Gita Press (Hindu publishing house)