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Campus Recycling
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Thanks to student efforts, all rooms in each residence hall have
individual green bins to collect bottles and cans for recycling. |
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Students are encouraged to use a paper bag or cardboard box to collect mixed paper for recycling. When it's full, carry the bin to your floor's recycling center and empty the recycling into the appropriate container. |
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You may place the following items into recycling bins throughout campus as long as they are empty and clean:
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| Plastic beverage containers (#1-7) |
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| Aluminum cans |
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| Glass bottles |
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| Tin cans |
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| Take-away beverage containers |
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| Empty cleaning supply bottles |
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*These numbers denote certain types of plastic. Please see the chart below for recycling symbols that you will find on the bottom of most plastic containers.
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The following items are recyclable but should NOT be placed in the recycling bins on campus. Please contact Risk Management (risk@gwu.edu or 202-994-3265) to recycle these items:
For more information about trash and recycling efforts for staff and faculty please visit the Facilities web site or e-mail recycle@gwu.edu
Contact InformationPlanning and Environmental Management E-Mail | recycle@gwu.edu Web site | http://facilities.gwu.edu/ |