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COLLEGE PLAN Presentation, Alex Fried

UNH's Trash 2 Treasure program diverted 110 tons of waste from the landfill, generating over $54,000 in revenue for future waste reduction programs. They recycled 2,000 electronics, donated over 5 tons of food and clothing, and saved UNH $10,000 in disposal fees while saving families $250,000. The program also recycled 1 ton of carpet and 3 tons of textiles. It aims to launch new programs, expand existing ones, optimize revenue, and share cooperative knowledge through education and aggregating hard to recycle waste from move-outs and move-ins such as carpet, foam pads, textiles, electronics, hard plastics, styrofoam, and yard sale leftovers

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UNH Trash 2 Treasure • 110 Tons of waste diverted • Over $54,000 in Revenue for future waste reduction programs on campus. • 2,000 electronics recycled • Donated over 5 tons of food and clothing • Saved UNH $10,000 in disposal fees • Saved families $250,000 • 1 ton of carpet and 3 tons of textiles recycled
• Launch new programs • Expand existing programs • Optimize revenue • Cooperative knowledge • Education • Aggregate Waste Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN)
Aggregating Hard to Recycle Waste • Move-Out – Carpet – Foam Mattress Pads – Textiles – Electronics – Hard Plastics • Move-In – Styrofoam – Yard Sale Leftovers
Textiles
Electronics
Foam Pads
Carpet
Carpet Recycling
Move-In Separation Christensen Sep 1, 2013Lower Quad, Sep 1, 2013
Waste Aggregation
PLAN Network Benefits • Step by step Program Guides • Individualized Advising • Discounts on Program Expenses • Sustainable Product Giveaways • Free program webpage • Online tools for organizers • Waste education resources • Join an award-winning network of student leaders • Develop student leadership for a sustainable campus
COLLEGE PLAN Presentation, Alex Fried