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MTSU Recycling
- 2. Remember, a big part of the college experience is GOING GREEN!
- 3. Are you GREEN already? If not, it’s time for you to start recycling!
- 5. There are recycling receptacles in the lobby of every dorm! Ask your R.A. where your dorm’s recycling bins are!
- 7. There are recycling bins everywhere! ─ ─ BINS ARE ALL AROUND YOU! LOOK FOR THEM! FIND THEM! USE THEM!
- 9. We’ll repeat that! On MTSU campus, recycling bins accept PAPER LOTS OF KINDS OF PAPER CAN GO IN CAMPUS BINS: office paper, notebook paper, mixed paper, newspapers, magazines, old books, telephone books, light-weight cardboard (like manila folders, cereal boxes, coffee cups) ─ but NOT brown cardboard
- 10. Campus recycling bins accept PLASTIC
- 11. Campus recycling bins also accept ALUMINUM
- 12. DON’T throw ‘em away!
- 13. Instead, DO RECYCLE ! It’s the right thing to do!
- 14. MTSU’s Campus Recycling Center is located on Greenland Drive next to the Livestock Center Here, we collect recyclables in bulk and more categories: heavy-weight cardboard, plastics no. 1-7 Call us and we’ll pick up special categories such as printer cartridges, batteries, and e-waste
- 15. It’s the proper removal of tech equipment so that harmful byproducts do not contaminate landfills and are properly disposed. Monitors, laptops, switches, USB systems, keyboards & mice, speakers, hard drives, wires & cables, TVs, DVDs, VCRs, stereos, cameras, cell phones, office equipment, and more!
- 16. MTSU participates in an ongoing E-Waste Recycling Program to repurpose, reuse, and recycle electrical and computer components. But no drop-offs of e-waste at Campus Recycling Center. Instead, call us and we’ll pick up e-waste and special recyclables: (615) 898-2822
- 17. Collect your glass and tin cans & take them to the Rutherford County Recycling Center 1140 Haley Road Right off Middle Tennessee Blvd. Open 24/7!
- 18. 1. Avoid wasting food, use perishables first 2. Switch to fluorescent bulbs 3. Keep your refrigerator door closed 4. Store food in glass or ceramic containers 5. Turn off water while brushing your teeth
- 19. 6. When shaving or washing your face, brush your teeth while waiting for the water to warm up 7. Set your thermostat two degrees lower in winter and two higher in summer 8. Always turn off lights when leaving your room 9. Unplug electronics that are not being used, like your cell phone charger
- 20. 10. RECYCLE ! Set up separate containers in your dorm or apartment, carry to campus bins weekly or when full!
- 23. Join the Find us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/AmericanDemocracyProjectMTSU
- 25. American Democracy Project is the MTSU civic engagement student group American Democracy Project’s “Raiders Recycle” t-shirts and tote bags for Earth Day and to raise student recycling awareness