Recycling and Waste Reduction Projects
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A new composting bin has been placed outside the Franklin Dining Common next to the Permaculture Garden for students living in the residence halls who want to compost their food scraps and napkins.
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E-Waste recycling structures will allow students to easily recycle electronic materials such as light bulbs, batteries and ink cartridges.
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Students and staff who work to make the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus greener and cleaner received a big pat on the back this month with national recognition for their efforts to reduce waste and increase recycling at the Minuteman football team’s last home game of 2011 in November.
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A waste and recycling system instituted at the end of the school year, providing students with a convenient and responsible system for disposing of unwanted materials during the move-out period.
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UMass Amherst is an institution committed to reducing irresponsible waste of valuable materials. Comprehensive recycling systems are available campus wide and the University manages its own transfer station to accommodate all materials collected.
