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Contact for most recycling or waste management questions. The campus Environmental Health & Safety office manages many regulated materials.
Residence Hall Recycling
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For more information:
Property Administration (Shipping & Receiving) (321-674-7225)
E-cycling items can be dropped off at the Evans Library.
Office Workspace Recycling
Workspace recycling provides opportunities to increase recycling volumes in individual faculty and staff offices, as well as high-traffic areas in academic, dining, and administrative buildings. After a successful pilot study in the College of Science, office workspace recycling is being implemented campus-wide to further increase recycling opportunities while increasing the total volume of items diverted from landfills. Our easy-to-use Office Recycling Guide can be helpful when deciding which items go into blue or brown waste bins.
