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shirt. I have never wavered in my commitment, and as a venue man- containers, space for separating trash from recyclables. I was very proud of the sustainability program I initiated at the Straz Center, where one of the major challenges was space for the When I came to the Peace Center in Greenville, I once again found an opportunity for establishing a program, and I had the support of my colleagues – the most essential ingredient. - vidual, and we spoke to our waste vendor and opened up a bidding recycling to our agreement. We purchased containers and introduced presented themselves as the primary barriers. When we brought these challenges to our sales rep at Wasteco, I came to learn the company also had a commitment to reducing their impact on the planet. In - Waste program.
Wasteco team provided us with data, and after due diligence, we were on board within a few months.
Electronics are held, and we schedule a pickup on an annual basis.
We have a campus-wide battery recycling program. Leftover food from our lounge or receptions is taken to the neighborhood rescue mission.
By Maureen Quilty Shallcross PERFORMING ARTS:
All other waste from the Peace Center is placed in one compactor, eliminating the need for multiple trash receptacles in public spaces.
be cleaned for any impurities and used for energy.
trash such as kitchen waste, electronics, light bulbs, plastics, used tires, and energy recovery, only about one-third of the total waste is gener- ally recovered – leaving the remaining two-thirds to be disposed of in -
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and theater lounge Genevieve’s. total sustainability program, it is an important part in reducing our containers from public places results in guests complaining we do not recycle. We created this campaign to counter the misconception. I continue to pick up trash on streets and waterways, but I am proud to be associated with two great companies committed to the environ- ment. FM
*Waste and energy information provided by Wasteco, Inc. and VLS Recovery Ser- vices.
Maureen Quilty Shallcross is vice president of operations at the Peace Center in Greenville, South Carolina.
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