New Recycling Bin Makes it Easy to Increase Collection Capacities

Barrie, Ontario, May 13, 2013 — Busch Systems has announced the latest addition to their growing line of recycling, waste and compost bins with the Waste Watcher XL.  A complement to their popular Waste Watcher line of recycling bins, the Waste Watcher XL offers a larger, 32 gallon capacity for collection. Busch Systems has been a world leader in the ... [Read more]

Winthrop University Recycling Program Uses Busch Bins In Residence and Offices

Winthrop University is a governmental agency that provides recycling collection on our campus to increase awareness and participation in recycling and preserve landfill space. An award winning program, Winthrop’s W·E·C·A·R·E recycling program has been in place since 1991. The ultimate outcome of our program is to ensure that the entire University community actively participates in reducing solid waste by recycling; ... [Read more]

School Spirit & Recycling: Making Your Bins Match Your Pride

One of the more effective methods of maximizing the potential of your campus recycling program is by tapping into your school spirit. Most students have a healthy amount of pride in their institute of learning and when you combine school spirit and recycling efforts, the results can be very powerful. Take Clemson University, for example. The school has set high ... [Read more]

E-Waste Recycling Bins on Campus

Studies continue to reveal that electronic waste from devices like mobile phones, laptops, and digital cameras contain harmful toxins that are destructive to our environment if not discarded properly. So what can one do with their old cell phone or camera, they don’t wish to keep?  Recycle! It’s easy, safe and it ultimately benefits everyone! Just the other week, I ... [Read more]

MSU Billings Uses Custom Recycling Bins to Improve Campus Recycling Program

  Student government leaders at Montana State University Billings have long been taking the lead in recycling efforts at the university. The problem is few of their fellow students knew it. So recently, the Associated Students of MSU Billings  invested about $4,000 to upgrade from the plain orange and blue receptacles to gather paper, aluminum cans and plastic bottles to ... [Read more]