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*Outdoor platform, 3' by 15' | *Outdoor platform, 3' by 15' | ||
=Designation System= | |||
*The buckets and barrels are designated as necessary (ex. if compost collection rate is high, 2 or more buckets may be designated) to: | |||
'''Paper''' | |||
'''Organic''' | |||
'''Glass''' | |||
'''Steel''' | |||
'''Aluminum''' | |||
'''Plastic''' | |||
'''Trash''' | |||
=Action System= | |||
*The buckets are organized inside the residential space such that discarded materials are easily transported to the designated buckets. | |||
*Full buckets are unloaded into the barrels. | |||
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Our recycling infrastructure consists of multiple 5-gallon buckets for storing different types of used items (ex. paper, plastic, glass, metal, organic). | Our recycling infrastructure consists of multiple 5-gallon buckets for storing different types of used items (ex. paper, plastic, glass, metal, organic). |
Revision as of 01:46, 9 June 2012
Recycling Infrastructure
Our recycling infrastructure consists of:
- Many (under 10) 5 gallon buckets
- Many (under 10) 55 gallon barrels
- Outdoor platform, 3' by 15'
Designation System
- The buckets and barrels are designated as necessary (ex. if compost collection rate is high, 2 or more buckets may be designated) to:
Paper
Organic
Glass
Steel
Aluminum
Plastic
Trash
Action System
- The buckets are organized inside the residential space such that discarded materials are easily transported to the designated buckets.
- Full buckets are unloaded into the barrels.
Our recycling infrastructure consists of multiple 5-gallon buckets for storing different types of used items (ex. paper, plastic, glass, metal, organic).
When a 5-gallon bucket is filled up, its contents are moved to a larger storage vessel. An area is designated for multiple large storage containers each for storing different types of used items.
When a large storage container is filled up, its contents are transported either to an even larger storage system or recycled through various processes.