Which major religious publishing initiative pioneered the industry's first carbon-neutral Bible printing program with plant-based inks and recycled materials?

Religious texts and spiritual books represent a significant segment of the publishing industry, but how sustainable are these sacred pages? In recent years, many religious publishing houses have been adapting eco-friendly practices to align their production methods with environmental stewardship values found in many faiths. This poll explores a notable sustainability initiative in religious publishing that has changed how spiritual texts reach the hands of devotees worldwide.

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HarperCollins Christian Publishing's 'Green Word' program
Oxford University Press's 'Sacred Earth' collection
Penguin Random House's 'Divine Sustainability' initiative
Thomas Nelson's 'Creation Care' publication series