Green: October 2008 Archives
Chicago Matters: Growing Forward: Taking Recycling to New Heights
"More than 8,000 people work at the Sears Tower. You can imagine how much garbage all those people produce...In less than two years, the building has gone from recycling seven tons of paper a month, to nearly 50."
Part of the Chicago Matters series on WBEZ, WTTW, and the Chicago Reporter. See also Green Chicago in the Resource Section or go to the Environmental Studies Program Open House today at 5 pm in Pick Hall.
What do you think about recycling in Chicago?
"More than 8,000 people work at the Sears Tower. You can imagine how much garbage all those people produce...In less than two years, the building has gone from recycling seven tons of paper a month, to nearly 50."
Part of the Chicago Matters series on WBEZ, WTTW, and the Chicago Reporter. See also Green Chicago in the Resource Section or go to the Environmental Studies Program Open House today at 5 pm in Pick Hall.
What do you think about recycling in Chicago?
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