recycling
Recycling is a tricky process that takes practice and vigilance since guidelines are often changing. According to EcoCycle, Boulder鈥檚 recycling company, there are some items that regularly contaminate their recycling machines. On campus, the Grounds
When considering climate change mitigation and reducing your carbon footprint, you probably think of driving less and turning out the lights. But did you know that organic and inorganic waste is also a massive contributor to global greenhouse gas
The week before classes start is always a busy and exciting time for campus, over 7000 students move into the residence hall during this time. This year the Zero Waste program provided recycling services for over a dozen welcome events, recycled 20
John LaBar (he/him/his), originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, is a dedicated student at CU Boulder. He鈥檚 currently majoring in EBIO (ecology and evolutionary biology) and minoring in philosophy.
Did you know that your fashion choices can positively impact the environment? When you choose clothes made with recycled fabrics, you can help save water and lower carbon emissions.
Sam, a Sustainable Buff and CU Boulder student, talks about the three Rs - reduce, reuse and recycle.
Robert Allen, the recycling supervisor at CU, sat down and chatted about his job at the Grounds and Recycling Operation Center, affectionately named 鈥淭he ROC.鈥澛
Learn more about Ari Moscone and her background in zero waste and sustainability.
With so much content coming our way every day, it can be difficult to differentiate between true facts and myths, especially when it comes to recycling. We're here to help clarify some of those common myths that you may have read about or heard.
Ralphie鈥檚 Green Stampede, a partnership between the CU Environmental Center, CU Athletics and Facilities Management, has completed another successful basketball season.