Proposal Date
27-7-2018 12:00 AM
Document Type
Funded Project Report
Project Summary
Tiffoni Buckle-McCartney, Sustainability Coordinator, Environmental Health and Safety ($36,391.00)
Retrofit existing Max-R recycling receptacles to separate aluminum cans and plastic bottles. The Max-R products are made of 97% recycled milk jugs in a manufacturing facility powered by 100% renewable energy. This not only upgraded the recycling program but enhanced the visibility of campus sustainability efforts. Setting-up recycling stations promote the reduction in single landfill receptacles across campus and increase waste diversion.
Unit or Academic Department
Facilities Services
Amount Granted
$36,621.00
Amount Spent
$36,621.00
Retrofit Recycling Receptacles with 95 percent Recycled Materials for 15 Buildings
Tiffoni Buckle-McCartney, Sustainability Coordinator, Environmental Health and Safety ($36,391.00)
Retrofit existing Max-R recycling receptacles to separate aluminum cans and plastic bottles. The Max-R products are made of 97% recycled milk jugs in a manufacturing facility powered by 100% renewable energy. This not only upgraded the recycling program but enhanced the visibility of campus sustainability efforts. Setting-up recycling stations promote the reduction in single landfill receptacles across campus and increase waste diversion.
