Sustainability Home

• Go Green!   >>

  • Our Newest Go Green Tip
  • Go Green & Recycle!
  • Go Green & Conserve Fuel!
  • Go Green & Join the Sustainability Movement!

• Education >>
  • Undergrad Programs >>
    • Sustainability Clusters
    • Sustainability Minor
    • Interdepartmental Major in Sustainability
    • Post-Bachelors Study
  • Graduate Programs >>
    • Distributed Renewable Energy Ph.D.
  • Internships
  • Environmental Sustainability UCIS >>
    • Sustainability Seminar Series
    • Faculty Research

• Students for
  Sustainability >>
  • EcoReps for Residential Life
  • Team Green
  • Organizations >>
    • Grassroots
    • Engineers for a Sustainable World
    • Simon Net Impact
    • Global Green Medical Students
    • SAVVY
    • URVeg
  • Internships
  • Student Sustainability Council

• Green Campus >>
  • Dining
  • Residential Life >>
    • EcoReps
    • Green Space
    • Green Living
  • Facilities >>
  •   -- Computing
  •   -- Ecology
  •   -- Energy
  •   -- Hazardous Material
  •   -- LEED Building
  •   -- Power Plant
  •   -- Purchasing
  •   -- Recycling
  •   -- Transportation
  •   -- Waste Management

• University Council on Sustainability >>
  • Mission
  • Membership
  • Working Groups >>
    • Communications
    • Operations
    • Initiatives

• Green Community

---

• UR Green News
  
  
  Volume 1 Issue 14
  Apr 22, 2012

• Take the Go Green Pledge!
  
  

• Rochester Earns an "A-"
  
  College Sustainability Report Card

• We are named a
  Tree Campus USA!
  
  by the Arbor Day Foundation

• Included in The Princeton Review's Guide to 311 Green Colleges
  

For more information about recycling at the University of Rochester, contact:

Amy Kadrie
Recycling Coordinator
(585)362-5739
akadrie@
facilities.rochester.edu

Print-and-share recycling poster

Monroe County: Recycling Laws and Regulations

Monroe County has expanded its recycling progam! As of June 1, 2011, all plastic containers numbered one through seven may be recycled. Additionally, aluminum foil, foilware and household metal pots and pans will be accepted for recycling. See the county web announcement for more details.