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Stadium Recycling, January 15, 2009
Stadiums offer large quantities of recyclable materials such as plastic and aluminum beverage containers, cardboard, glass, paper, and food waste. Stadiums also provide the opportunity to educate fans about recycling and its environmental benefits. The ins and outs of operations at two successful stadium recycling programs are presented in this webinar. To learn more about public space recycling, go to EPA’s online toolkit.
Webinar Description
This webinar focuses on how to set up and implement a public recycling program at stadiums, including concourse, suite, and tailgating areas. In this webinar you will learn about:
- Materials to recycle
- Working with sponsors and vendors
- Training of staff
- Bin placement and signage
- Buying recycled products
- Public outreach
Speakers
Scott Jenkins, Vice President, Ballpark Operations of the Seattle Mariners/Safeco Field.
Seattle Mariners Recycling Program (PDF) (21 pp, 1.2MB, About PDF)
Al Matyasovsky, Supervisor of Central Support Services at Penn State in University Park, Pennsylvania.
Beaver Stadium Waste Management Effort (PDF) (14 pp, 3.7MB, About PDF)