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Where have the recycling bin stations that were located near the food court area gone?

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Where have the recycling bin stations that were located near the food court area gone?

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One of challenges in introducing the new waste system is that all the recycling will take place off campus, out of sight. Most people feel that they are actively contributing to sustainable processes by putting their rubbish in the right bin. Without recycling stations in place, many may assume that recycling is not taking place on campus. Signs and information will be posted about the new waste system via email, newsletters, websites, stickers on the bins, intranet, events, and FAQ sheets. • The single-bin system diverts at least 70% of waste from landfill. It’s actually more effective than using recycling bins. • The sorting facility recycles reusable materials, and also removes contamination resulting in a higher proportion of material being recycled. • The system generates green energy from the methane created by the residual landfill. • It prevents greenhouse gas emissions by diverting waste away from landfill and by streamlining the transportation of the waste; • The process prod

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