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RecycleMania

Res Hall

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Challenge!

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Why Recycle?• Less Landfill–Keep valuable or dangerous materials out of

landfills• Save Energy– Industry saves energy and $ making

products from recovered materials• Reduce pressure on natural resources– Fewer trees, less mining for raw materials

• Create jobs & business opportunitiesrecycle.tulane.edu

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Less Landfill

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Tulane Recycling Guidelines• Uptown Campus:

– All Paper (including newspaper, magazine, cereal boxes…)– Plastic Bottles/Containers (#1 & #2)– Aluminum/Tin Cans– Cardboard (free of food wastes)

• Glass is unable to be recycled in New Orleans at this time.• Residence halls have a labeled recycling station outside the building or a

recycling/garbage room on every floor.• Mardi Gras Bead Recycling

– Watch for bins placed in your Residence Halls after Carnival!• Move-out Recycling

– Tulane Trash to Treasure - At the end of the year will collect household items & clothes to be donated or re-sold to students at the beginning of next school year.

– Books, non-perishable food and Mardi Gras beads collected too!recycle.tulane.edu

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Where does Tulane Recycling go?

Tulane Recycling, 2014 (Uptown Campus)

Material Tons Destination

Paper, plastic bottles & aluminum cans 129 Allied Waste/Republic Services MRF

Cardboard 151 Allied Waste/Republic Services MRF

Electronics 29 Capital Area Corporate Recycling Council

Clothing & Household Items 16.5 Trash 2 Treasure, Salvation Army and UNITY

Non-perishable Food 0.5 Second Harvesters

Mardi Gras Beads 3 ARC of Greater New Orleans

Books 0.25 Books to Prisoners, Better World Books

Estimated total 319.25

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RecycleMania is a friendly competition every spring among college and university recycling programs to

see who can waste less and recycle more.

The Recyclemania Res Hall Challenge is Tulane’s residence hall sustainability competition.

Residence Hall Challenge

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Challenge Dates: March 1st – 22nd

This year’s competition will test the residence halls in three different green categories:

1. Most recycling per person2. Least garbage per person

3. Greatest electricity savings

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First PrizeThe winning residence hall will be rewarded with

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SUSTAINABLE SWEET TREAT

The winning dorm will enjoy this outdoor Spring-time festivity!

The gathering will strive to be zero waste from planning to implementation.recycle.tulane.edu


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