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Recycling Process . . .
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By keeping recyclables out of the
trash, we reduce the cost of waste removal, decrease
the rate at which our community landfills are
filling up, and clean up air, earth, and water by
reducing the added pollution that results from
refinement of virgin materials. Recycling makes a
difference!
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The key to success in the
W·E·C·A·R·E recycling program is our community.
Students, faculty, staff, and guests decide whether
or not to recycle. Recycling benefits everyone in
our community with a cleaner environment, a more
attractive campus, an economic advantage for the
university, and a brighter future for all.
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The community uses recycling
containers to dispose of emptied aluminum cans,
office paper, newspaper and magazines. These
recycling containers are conveniently located in
recycling centers throughout the various buildings
on campus.
There are 6 cardboard recycling dumpsters on
camps. They are located behind Dinkins Student
Union, behind McBryde Hall, and behind Thomson
Cafeteria.
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Office occupants using the blue, 14
quart recycling containers empty them into the
appropriate recycling containers located in the
recycling centers.
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Recycling collection would not be successful without
the team effort by the custodial staff, grounds crew,
and set up. Custodial collects the recyclables
from the building recycling centers and stages the
recycling in a common area outside the building.
Residence halls are collected on Fridays; academic
buildings are collected on Monday. From here,
the grounds crew collects the material and stages at
Facilities Management. A team from the Set-up
Department takes the recyclables
to a recycling facility for processing.
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Special pick ups are made of shredded
paper and large quantities of recyclables. These
pick ups may arranged through the
Facilities
Management Work Request web page.
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Every week, the City of Rock Hill empty the cardboard
dumpsters on a weekly basis. Therefore it is
imperative not to park in front of the cardboard
dumpsters or any trash receptacle.
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