As part of the Green Innovations symposium last week, bags of trash were analyzed from four separate dumpsters on campus. Results are now available online. A pie chart reveals that about 22 percent of what was found in the bags could be recycled. Laurie Case, UW-Green Bay’s sustainability coordinator, says one of the issues is the number of half-finished drink and water bottles thrown in the trash, rather than in recycling bins. Check it out.
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9 Jan, 2020