Sentence examples for campus waste from inspiring English sources

Campus waste has decreased 33percentt per capita since 2006.

This study examines a procedure developed for planning a nation-wide hazardous campus waste (HCW) collection system.

Reduce overall campus waste by 40percentt between 2006 and 2020.

Over the past few decades, Stanford has made enormous gains in minimizing campus waste.

In addition to the three initial categories of measurement chosen for the baseline inventories — buildings, campus vehicles, and fugitive gases — many campuses and organizations also measure the greenhouse gases generated by employee commuting, air travel, and campus waste.

Ms. Tichenor is the coordinator of Green Apple Move Out, a project designed to reduce campus waste and give a second life to thousands of pounds of discarded bric-a-brac that would have normally taken up space on a trash heap.

Using data from two campus-waste audits, the Center teamed up with students from our campus sustainability group (ESW/MOSS), Facilities & Maintenance, the campus dining hall (managed by Sodexo) and the City of Claremont to divert most compostable waste from landfills and to make further progress in reducing food waste across campus.

Characterizing, analyzing, and understanding the composition of a campus' residential waste stream is a critical first step toward developing successful and effective waste management strategies across university campuses.

The utility of site specific audits lies within their ability to capture these spatial differences in campus residential waste streams, allowing for specific recommendations for individual residential buildings on strategies for minimizing waste and improving recycling efforts.

Mr. Szaky got TerraCycle's first round of financing by "begging relatives, maxing out credit cards, the usual story for start-ups" -- and built his first huge terrarium on the Princeton campus, recycling waste from dining halls.

"I signed on, and it's been great working with these young people ever since". Mr. Szaky got TerraCycle's first round of financing by "begging relatives, maxing out credit cards, the usual story for start-ups" -- and built his first huge terrarium on the Princeton campus, recycling waste from dining halls.