Recycling at work
Businesses play a
critical role in recycling. In many cases, decreasing waste disposal
costs by recycling can help reduce the bottom line. Offices are great
places to capture items such as paper, newspapers, beverage containers,
electronic equipment and batteries. Hospitality businesses, commercial
stores and warehouses can generate a large amount of cardboard, plastic
film and glass. Whether your business is considering front or
back-of-house recycling, the first step is to analyze your waste stream
and to see how much material you can divert from the landfill.

Keep America Beautiful's Recycle @ Work program is a great resource to help you increase recycling in the workplace. Recycling
at Work is a voluntary national effort to increase recycling in the
workplace. Please join the other businesses and organizations around the
country that stepped up and took the pledge to increase workplace
recycling. Recycling at Work offers you a 10-step action plan, discounts
on recycling bins and other valuable tools to start and expand your
workplace recycling program. Reduce your environmental impact. Make the
commitment.
Another resource on creating a recycling program is the Partnership For A Sustainable Georgia Office Recycling Toolkit. Please click here for more information.
Another resource on creating a recycling program is the Partnership For A Sustainable Georgia Office Recycling Toolkit. Please click here for more information.