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How to Transform Your Sustainability Practices by Recycling in Hotels

How to Transform Your Sustainability Practices by Recycling in Hotels

In light of the growing sustainability awareness and the critical need for cost savings within the hospitality industry, the implementation of hotel recycling bins has become indispensable. The hospitality sector, known for its substantial global climate footprint, plays a significant role in resource and waste management. By integrating effective recycling programs, hotels can not only reduce their environmental impact but also realize considerable financial benefits.
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Sustainable National Parks

Sustainable National Parks

As the warm weather creeps closer, those campgrounds and trails start beckoning. But planning for outdoor season isn’t just a matter of making sure there’s enough room for tents, bear lockers are shipshape and trails are maintained.

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Public Space Recycling: The Importance of Designing A Successful Program

Public Space Recycling: The Importance of Designing A Successful Program

Michael Alexander, President of Recycle Away, attended the The National Facilities Management and Technology Conference in Baltimore, Maryland last month and had the pleasure of speaking at the conference on the topic of sustainability and how to "Design Successful Public Space Recycling Programs." Michael was accompanied by Alec Cooley, the Director of Recycling Programs for Keep America Beautiful which is the nation's largest leading nonprofit that builds and sustains vibrant communities. Together they spoke about the benefits of successful recycling programs that can incorporate the best new practices in public space recycling and how placement, label messaging, bin color and other design tactics can help you design and execute winning recycling programs.

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Vermont Pioneers New Composting Laws: The Zero Waste Movement

Vermont Pioneers New Composting Laws: The Zero Waste Movement

The Vermont Legislature unanimously voted the Universal Recycling Law into action in 2012. This new law requires that all recyclables (metal, glass, plastic and paper) be banned from landfills starting in 2015. Leaf and yard debris, as well as clean wood are required to be recycled by 2016, and all food scraps are to be recycled by July of 2020.
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Durability Meets Contemporary Style: The Aristata Series

Durability Meets Contemporary Style: The Aristata Series

Many companies spend an abundance of time and money on the décor of their office. They see the style and finishes in their office as a direct reflection of their success as a company. We’ve had several companies come to us with a recycling dilemma; they want to include recycling bins in their buildings, but don’t want to sacrifice the style of their office. We’re excited to have come up with a solution to their problem: The Aristata Series of recycling containers.
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Vermont Making Big Steps Towards Reducing Carbon Footprint

Vermont Making Big Steps Towards Reducing Carbon Footprint

As part of Vermont’s larger effort to reduce its carbon footprint, this week Burlington, Vermont, announced that 100% of its electricity is now renewable. Renewable energy means that the energy fueling the small city comes from sources such as water, wind, and biomass.
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The Mysterious Case of the Missing Recycling Containers: The Tulip Festival Albany, NY

The Mysterious Case of the Missing Recycling Containers: The Tulip Festival Albany, NY

On May 10th and 11th, 2014, I grabbed my camera and family and headed to the city of Albany, New York to attend the 66th annual Tulip Festival. With dozens of food vendors and multiple concert stages, attendees stay all day and into the evening. Imagine the waste management effort involved.
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