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2020 Recyclemania Campus Poster Congratulations to the 2020 RecycleMania Campuses! RecycleMania 2020 Impact: 48.6 million pounds of waste recycled and composted 380 million plastic bottles removed from the waste stream Prevented release of 70,875 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MTCO2E) into the atmosphere, equivalent to preventing annual emissions from 15,047 cars! Agnes Scott College Concordia College - Moorhead Ivy Tech Community College-Southwest American University Cornell University James Madison University Appalachian State University Culinary Institute of America Jefferson Community and Technical College Aquinas College Daemen College Johnson & Wales University - Denver Arizona State University Davidson College Joliet Junior College Auburn University Dillard University Juniata College Auburn University at Montgomery Drew University Kansas State University Austin Peay State University Drexel University Keene State College Babson College East Carolina University Kendall College of Art and Design Baldwin-Wallace College Eastern Kentucky University Kent State University at Kent Bard College Eastern Mennonite University Knox College Baylor College of Medicine Eastern Washington University Lafayette College Berea College Eastfield College Lawrence University Berkshire Community College Edmonds Community College Lehigh University Boston College Emerson College Lesley University Bowie State University Emory University Loyola Marymount University Bowling Green State University Endicott College Loyola University Maryland Bridgewater College Fayetteville State University Lycoming College Bridgewater State University Florida Gulf Coast University Macalester College Brigham Young University Florida Gulf Coast University Manhattan College Brookhaven College Florida International University Marist College Bryant University Fordham University Marshall University Butler University Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Medical University of South Carolina California State University-Bakersfield Frostburg State University Messiah College Carnegie Mellon University George Mason University Miami University Case Western Reserve University Georgia College and State University Michigan State University Catholic University of America Georgia Institute of Technology Minneapolis College of Art and Design Cedar Valley College Georgia Southern University Mississippi Valley State University Central Michigan University Georgia State University Missouri Science and Technology Central New Mexico Community College Gettsyburg College Missouri State University Centre College Gonzaga University Montana State University Century Community and Technical College Gordon College Montclair State University Chatham University Gordon College Montclair State University Clark Atlanta University Grand Rapids Community College Montgomery County Community College Clemson University Grand Valley State University Morehouse College Coe College Guilford College Morgan State Universty Colgate University Hartwick College Mount St. Mary's University College of Charleston Harvard University Mountain View College College of Menominee Nation High Point University Nazareth College College of William and Mary Hobart William Smith Colleges Neumann University Colorado College Hope College New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Colorado School of Mines Howard Community College North Carolina State University at Raleigh Colorado School of Mines Howard University North Lake College Colorado State University Indiana State University Recycle Center Northeastern University Community College of Spokane Iowa State University Northeastern University National Wildlife Federation is the manager of the RecycleMania Program (soon to be renamed Campus Race to Zero Waste) and works in partnership with RecycleMania, Inc. Photo: University of Missouri RecycleMania is a friendly competition for colleges and universities to promote waste reduction activities to their campus communities. RecycleMania campuses address one of the biggest threats to the world’s wildlife and human health—plastic pollution and solid waste disposal. In 2020, RecycleMania announced a new name, Campus Race to Zero Waste, to better reflect the purpose of the program—to help campuses find pathways toward zero waste. Northwest Missouri State University SUNY at Delhi University of Nevada-Las Vegas Nova Southeastern University Syracuse University University of New Haven Ohio State University Taylor University University of North Carolina at Asheville Ohio University Temple University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Old Dominion University Texas A&M University University of North Carolina at Pembroke Onondaga Community College Texas State University-San Marcos University of North Carolina at Wilmington Oregon State University Texas Tech University University of North Texas Pacific Lutheran University The University of Akron University of Oregon Pellissippi State Community College The University of Maryland - College Park University of Ottawa Pennsylvania State University The University of Montana University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Purdue University The University of Tennessee-Martin University of Richmond Randolph-Macon College The University of Texas at Arlington University of Rochester Raritan Valley Community College The University of Texas at Austin University of San Francisco Rhode Island School of Design The University of Texas at Dallas University of South Carolina Richland College The University of Texas at San Antonio University of South Dakota Rider University The University of Texas Medical Branch University of Southern California Roanoke College The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley University of Southern Mississippi Rosemont College The University of West Florida University of Tennessee, Knoxville Rutgers University Towson University University of Toledo Saint Louis University-Main Campus Trinity University University of Virginia Saint Mary's College of California Union College University of Washington-Seattle Saint Vincent College United States Coast Guard Academy University of West Georgia San Diego State University University at Albany University of Wisconsin-Platteville San Francisco State University University at Buffalo University of Wisconsin-River Falls Santa Fe Community College University of Alabama Recycling University of Wisconsin-Stout Seattle University University of Alaska Fairbanks University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Skidmore College University of Arizona University of Wyoming South Carolina State University University of Arkansas Utah State University South Dakota School of Mines and Technology University of California San Diego Villanova University South Dakota State University University of California, Berkeley Virginia Wesleyan College Southern Illinois University Carbondale University of California, Irvine Warren Wilson College Southern New Hampshire University University of California, Merced Wartburg College Southwestern College University of Central Arkansas Washington University in St Louis Spelman College University of Dayton Wells College Spokane Falls Community College University of Delaware Wesleyan College St. John Fisher College University of Evansville Wesleyan University St. John's University University of Florida West Virginia University St. Lawrence College University of Houston Western Carolina University St. Louis College of Pharmacy University of Illinois Springfield Western Illinois University Stanford University University of Iowa Western Kentucky University Stark State College of Technology University of Kentucky Western State Colorado University State University of New York College at Oneonta University of Louisville Western Technical College Stephen F. Austin State University University of Maryland Baltimore County Wilkes University Stevens Institute of Technology University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Winthrop University Stockton University University of Missouri Wofford College Stony Brook University University of Missouri - Columbia Worcester Polytechnic Institute Sul Ross State University University of Missouri-St Louis Xavier University of LA SUNY at Binghamton University of Mount Union Youngstown State University SUNY at Purchase College RecycleMania 2020 is powered by Rubicon, a technology company born in the waste and recycling industry and committed to environmental innovation. [email protected] - www.RecycleMania.org Snyder Kristen and Photo: Hal .
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