Welcome
Welcome to Boston University's Recycling website. BU Recycling is part of the Office of Environmental Health and Safety. We work to provide a comprehensive recycling program on our urban campus. We strive to connect our community with the information and tools necessary for sustainable living at our university.
The Recycling Program
Within the past decade recycling of paper, cans, and bottles has become available throughout student housing on campus. Paper recycling is also available in offices and academic departments throughout campus. Ink cartridge and electronics recycling is also available by contacting our office. These services are available due to a collaborative effort between Facilities Management and Planning, the Office of Environmental Health and Safety, the Office of Residence Life, the recycling company Save that Stuff, and of course, the students, faculty, and staff.
Mission Statement
The mission of Boston University's Recycling Program is to implement a convenient, safe and cost-effective recycling program that is available to as many people as possible. We rely on participation and feedback from faculty, staff and students to continuously expand and improve upon existing programs, as well as to develop new recycling/sustainability initiatives. Since recycling at BU is just one action the institution and its members may take to increase sustainability, we strive to provide additional information about sustainable living so students are aware of how to lessen their environmental impact.
Announcements
For
more events, check out the Calendar
SPLASH
On September 7 on Nickerson Field, we will have a booth set up at the annual S.P.L.A.S.H. We will be handing out information on recycling and free recycling bags.
New Website!
We've updated our website, with a new easy to navigate website and new features like the facts page. Parts are still under construction, so stay posted.
Please
feel free to write us
with your comments, questions and/or suggestions.
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