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City officials plan to launch a curbside composting program and construct the city’s first processing facility in the coming years.

GW Compost to expand collections to six days a week

By Faith Wardwell
September 8, 2022

GW must improve its zero-waste plan

By Karina Ochoa Berkley
September 3, 2020
Officials will add compost bins to Mitchell and Francis Scott Key halls and the District House sustainability affinity.

Officials met University’s zero-waste goal this calendar year, they say

By Lia DeGroot
August 30, 2020
Officials said 115 sets of trash and recycling bins were installed around campus, and more will be installed throughout March.

Officials advance zero-waste efforts with upgraded trash, recycling bins

By Ilena Peng
February 10, 2020
Officials said the most recent waste audit last spring found beverage containers and paper are the most frequently recycled items on campus.

Waste audit finds food scraps most common trash placed in recycling bins

By Kathryn Sheehan
November 8, 2018

GW will ‘audit’ recycling bins for most commonly tossed trash items

By Naina Ramrakhani
March 3, 2014

Goal to eliminate trash bolstered by new recycling system

By Chloe Sorvino and Adam Silverman
September 20, 2013
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