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Recycling cans
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  Plastics
#1-7: Includes red cups, plastic bags, plastic
film, six-pack rings
- Aluminum, steel, tin cans, foil
- All glass
- Paper and cardboard: Includes newspaper, corrugated
cardboard, cereal and food boxes, magazines, envelopes
(even with plastic windows), softcover books, mailing
envelopes with bubble lining, paper bags (shopping bags,
gift bags) - staples and crayon drawings okay!
- Milk cartons, wine boxes, juice boxes, etc.
Visit the
City's recycling info page for more information.
Smith Campus Center Recycling Center (by
the student mailboxes)
-
 Batteries
- Small electronics (including cell phones, computer
accessories, CFLs and other fluorescent bulbs, and
anything else that plugs in)
- CDs and DVDs
- Packing materials (such as packing peanuts and
bubble wrap)
- Cardboard boxes
- Printer ink cartridges
ReCoop/Clean Sweep (bring to Walker
Lounge 2nd floor)
-
 Wearable
clothing and costumes
- Hangers
- Bedding
- Furniture
- Working electronics (fans, lights, power strips,
appliances, TVs, etc.)
- Microwaves and fridges
- School supplies (including partially used
notebooks!)
- Other miscellaneous items: contact
sustainability@pomona.edu to find out if ReCoop will
take it
Compost (bring to the Farm)
-
 Non-meat
and non-dairy food scraps
- Green waste (flowers, leaves, etc.)
- Light paper products (napkins, Kleenex)
- Compostable plastic bags (such as those used by
Challah for Hunger)
Note: Compostable plates, takeout boxes, and
silverware cannot be composted at the Farm.
Students -
check out a compost bucket to collect your items!
Hazardous waste dumpster (south end of
parking lot behind Mudd-Blaisdell)
-
 Large
electronics
- Prescription and over-the-counter meds
- Paint
- Motor oil
- Anything else that could contaminate soil and water
supplies
Donate!
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