Nordstrom Inc. March 7 adopted more environmentally aware practices  into its catalog program. The decision comes after similar moves by  Williams-Sonoma, Hewlett-Packard and Limited Brands. Catalogers have long been the target of environmental activists for  using too much paper. The rash of green policies from major catalog  brands could change that, though many direct marketers argue it is  not economically feasible to switch to environmentally friendly paper. Starting in April, Nordstrom said it would be the first in the  specialty fashion arena to print on Forest Stewardship Council- certified stock with 30 percent post-consumer waste. We realize the number of catalogs we send out and the kind of paper  we use directly affects the environment, said Linda Finn, executive  vice president of marketing at Nordstrom, in a statement. Our goal  is to keep Nordstrom customers updated on the latest