Locations of Newspaper Recycling Bins
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The University of Georgia generates approximately 700 tons of waste per month. Paper makes up 68% of the campus waste stream. When paper is made from waste paper rather than from virgin pulp, the manufacturing process requires less energy and significantly reduces the amount of air and water pollution.
Let's all do our part in keeping UGA green!
Locations of Newspaper Recycling Dumpsters
Locations of Newspaper Recycling Bins
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Conserves natural resources and reduces the demand for
both foreign and domestic materials.
Conserves landfill space by reducing the amount of solid
waste generated.
Conserves energy used in the manufacutring, securing and
transporting of products made from primary raw materials.
Generates revenue by selling many recyclables previously
buried or burned.
Saves money by spending less on transportation costs and
landfill fees.