Since 2014, several UA sustainability groups have partnered together to reduce the waste generated by Spring Fling. For the past couple years, these groups have worked to make Spring Fling generate no ...

Food waste composting in the D.C. region is big business. While the District only recently rolled out a curbside composting program, most of the surrounding suburbs have been tackling the issue for ...

In recent years, the zero waste movement has gained significant momentum as people continue to further their reflections about the environmental implications behind their everyday actions. This ...

Trying to live sustainably as a college student can be a struggle. Sustainability has many different aspects that can make it overwhelming for students who want to be involved. By using the resources ...

For 13 years, WM has diverted tournament materials from landfills through recycling, composting, donation, reuse, and using materials to recover energy and create fuel.

Ohio University once again participated in the 2025 GameDay Football Zero Waste Touchdown Challenge, being named the winner in the Stadium and Tailgating Diversion.

As another CU Football season comes to a close, it is important to recognize the sustainability efforts taking place under the bleachers. This essential work is made possible through the collaboration ...

You've probably heard the term "zero-waste" tossed around in environmental circles, but here's the thing: this lifestyle ...

Simplified Environmental Solutions LLC (SES), a nationwide leader in landfill diversion solutions, today announced the opening of its second full-service ...

CU Boulder continues to be sustainability stalwarts, earning 2024 GameDay Football Zero Waste Touchdown Challenge honors from the National Wildlife Federation for CU's tremendous efforts to reduce and ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Deep in the heart of Texas, exotic animals — many of them endangered — roam across a grassy plain. But this isn’t a safari park — it’s a landfill. Texas Disposal Systems operates one ...

The University at Buffalo is expanding its organics collection services across campus to help achieve climate neutrality and zero waste goals by 2030. All students living in on-campus apartments will ...