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Shredded paper in a plastic bag to minimize the potential for blowing away.
Paper milk, juice and soya milk cartons must be empty.
Books all soft cover, hard cover should be pulled out.
Any paper product that has the potential to be contaminated with body fluids.
I e boxboard, shoeboxes gift boxes, cereal boxes.
plastic coated cardboard boxes Bubblewrap i e.
kitchenware metal pots, pans, dishes and utensils.
All plastic numbers 1-7 NO polystyrene foam, which is sometimes called 5.
Own groceries and plastic bags retail accepted any other kind.
jugs plastic soda bottles bottles, laundry detergent bottles.
You can recycle CDs on campus A complete list of stations locations is below for more information on this program, please contact the UB Green Office at 829-3535 or.
Capen Hall- Undergraduate Library computer lab and first floor room 201.
Capen Hall-of Science and Engineering Library, 3rd floor.
Please contact the Office UBGreen or 829-3535 for recycling materials.
Any electronic device that plugs into a wall, a cord, battery or circuit board can be recycled computer and UB electronic recycling program If your equipment complies with these guidelines, please follow the procedures elimination below.
To recycle electronics please call 645-2676 procurement services to have the equipment removed from the departmental inventory When making arrangements with moving and trucking facilities to pick up this surplus equipment if your equipment has not been assigned a surplus will be recycled automatically tag, facilities can not remove it from your office in the first year of this program, UB hijacked about 2 tons of material to be landfilled for more information on this program, please contact the UB green Office or 829-3535 please note this only applies to equipment that is the property of the University of Buffalo.
If you are a resident of the County of Erie information about recycling of personal computers may be obtained by visiting the website of the environmental compliance of Erie County.
Although the fluorescent tube lighting on campus is recycled, UB has not a CFL recycling program, however, these bulbs can be brought to a Home Depot for free recycling.
Please contact Brenda Battleson in the Acquisitions Department at 645-2035.
Batteries, cell phones, PDAs and other small electronics.
This recycling program is operated by UB Environment Safety Bureau of Health For more information on this program please visit the website of Health Safety Environment Tony Oswald Please contact for questions.
The most complete list of what can and can not be recycled on campus!, complete list can not.