Trash or recycling? What you need to know
by Housing & Dining Staff | April 18, 2017 9:55 AM
Recycling is even more popular than bicycling on the CSU campus. The Ram Recycle program recycles more than 2 million pounds of material every year, and in 2016, Colorado State had a recycling rate of 79.5 percent.
While CSU adopted a single stream recycling system in 2008, it’s still important to keep non-recyclable items out of the collection stream. Watch what happens when Kirstie checks into what’s in Matt’s recycling bin. Learn more about recycling and waste diversion on campus here[1]. (Video by Matt Diller, CSU Housing & Dining Services)
See related Earth Week Stories in SOURCE
Repeat performance: CSU earns second STARS Platinum rating for sustainability [2]
Get your Earth Week on April 17-26[3]
Just chill: Freezer rebate program contributes to sustainability efforts[4]
Campus composting efforts expanding[5]
Bicycling culture on a roll on campus[6]
Kaori Keyser, born to be an Eco Leader[7]
- waste diversion on campus here: http://green.colostate.edu/recycling/
- Repeat performance: CSU earns second STARS Platinum rating for sustainability : http://source.colostate.edu/repeat-performance-csu-earns-second-stars-platinum-sustainability-rating/
- Get your Earth Week on April 17-26: http://source.colostate.edu/earth-week/
- Just chill: Freezer rebate program contributes to sustainability efforts: http://source.colostate.edu/just-chill-freezer-rebate-program-contributes-sustainability-efforts/
- Campus composting efforts expanding: http://source.colostate.edu/campus-composting-efforts-expanding/
- Bicycling culture on a roll on campus: http://source.colostate.edu/trash-recycling-need-know/
- Kaori Keyser, born to be an Eco Leader: http://source.colostate.edu/kaori-keyser-born-eco-leader/
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