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A couple of things regarding our previous post about UW-Green Bay students arranging for the local company Cyber Green to run an e-waste collection next week. 1) The initial date provided was incorrect. The...
Have an old CPU, dead laptop, antique scanner, bag phone (remember those?) or anything with a plug gathering dust at home? Faculty, staff and students have an opportunity on Monday (April 23), 10:30 a.m....
RecycleMania is a competition designed to build awareness around recycling and waste minimization. More than 500 colleges and universities participate to encourage minimizing their waste stream and increase recycling rates. At UW-Green Bay, a...
From Feb. 5 through March 31, take the challenge to reduce waste and increase recycling levels across campus as UW-Green Bay participates in the national competition, RecycleMania! You can make a difference by taking...
Prof. John Katers of Natural and Applied Sciences shares word that he and Prof. David Dolan have received a grant of $29,500 from the UW System Solid Waste Research Council. They will evaluate the effectiveness...
Are you storing any University-generated, nonhazardous electronic waste? Please deliver it to the Receiving/Mail Center area (Lab Sciences 110) no later than Thursday (Sept. 22) and it will be taken for reuse or proper...
Last spring’s successful Green Innovations conference at UW-Green Bay is getting bonus ink with a lengthy article in the magazine of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Titled “Talking Trash” and submitted...
Two former UW-Green Bay students were the subject of the Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Monday (June 6) business conversation feature. Linda Hansen and Jim Overly have started a new local electronics recycling business, Cyber Green,...
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...
As part of the Green Innovations Symposium, April 20-21, bags of trash were analyzed from four separate dumpsters on campus. The data in the pie chart only shows the recyclable portions of metal and...
