Stanley J. Shetka

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  Stanley J. Shetka, Professor of Art and Design at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota and president of All Paper Recycling, Inc., has created a new product - shetkaSTONE - made from one hundred percent recycled paper, plant, or cloth fibers.

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  Stanley J. Shetka, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota

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  Stanley J. Shetka, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota"Turning Waste Paper Into Wood, Art, Architecture and Furniture"

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  "Working with The Foundation's Business Success staff has been a positive experience for me," says Stan Shetka, President and founder of the company."They kept the process simple, seamless and painless, and I highly recommend them to any business owner in southern Minnesota," he added.

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  Stanley J. Shetka, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota "Turning Waste Paper Into Wood, Art, Architecture and Furniture"

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  Stanley Shetka is a professor of Art and Design at Gustavus Adolphus College.He has been researching and developing an innovative product since the 1980's.
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  According to Professor Shetka, his R&D people have made and recycled a chair from the same material over a dozen times.
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  Professor Shetka has high hopes for shetkaSTONE.This year is the start of his first pilot company that will produce full-time, and he hopes to expand both across the U.S., and internationally as well.In time, he believes that he can create ready made homes that require minimum construction time, and that are stronger then conventional wooden homes.

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  The product, which can be cast into slabs for doors, counters or decorative objects like soap dishes, was invented by Stanley Shetka, a professor of art and design at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota.
  
  He says it came out of the same creative process as writing or mixing paint.He asked himself why we use paper once, then throw it away, so that it makes up about 40 percent of all solid waste.
  
  Instead, his process transforms any kind of paper or fiber.He can match colors by sorting the paper used in the mix, and includes other elements such as plants and cloth.

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  McPherson is part of a wave of artist-inventors coming up with next-generation green products, as is Stanley Shetka, a professor of art and design at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota.
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  Shetka invented a process for transforming paper or fiber into ShetkaStone, which can be cast into slabs for doors, counters or decorative objects.ShetkaStone has the variable coloration of natural stone and can be recycled again.Shetka developed the product after asking himself why we use paper once, then throw it away, so that it makes up about 40 percent of all solid waste.

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  GreenHomeGuide - Profile of All Paper Recycling, Inc. - [Cached Version]
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  Stanley J. Shetka, Professor of Art and Design at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota and president of All Paper Recycling, Inc., has created a new product â€" shetkaSTONE â€" made from one hundred percent recycled paper, plant, or cloth fibers.

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  Stan Shetka

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