Marketing_content_editor Attributes Username: Sophia Labeko SF217641 Email: Sophia.Labeko@ucsf.edu Preferred language: en Timezone: America/Los_Angeles Created: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 Last updated: Thursday, March 5, 2026 Status: Active Submitted by Sophia Labeko on Fri, 07/29/2022 - 13:30 Recycling is the process of taking already produced items and using their elements: paper, metal, glass, plastic, and aluminum, in order to make other products. At UCSF, we follow a Single Stream Recycling program. This allows you to place ALL recyclable materials into your blue recycle bin - no need to have a separate bin for bottles and cans. The following can be Recycled at UCSF Paper cups (ex. coffee cup) Paper milk & juice cartons Aseptic (soymilk & soup cartons, juice boxes) Aluminum Cans & Foil Paper (staples + paper clips okay) Plastic & Glass Bottles / Jars Plastic Tubs + Lids Cardboard CDs and Diskettes Pipette Tip Boxes (clean) Reagent bottles (dry) Rigid plastics Plastic that retains its shape is recyclable. However, paper towels/napkins/tissues are always to be composted. Not recycled! Components Campus Waste Signage Component Business Unit Sustainability Business Unit section Campus Waste Recycling is the process of taking already produced items and using their elements: paper, metal, glass, plastic, and aluminum, in order to make other products. Viewable By Everyone
Marketing_content_editor Attributes Username: Sophia Labeko SF217641 Email: Sophia.Labeko@ucsf.edu Preferred language: en Timezone: America/Los_Angeles Created: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 Last updated: Thursday, March 5, 2026 Status: Active
