CSUF RECYCLES! Together we can make a difference!
Welcome to our Recycling Website
CSUF maintains an ongoing campus-wide recycling program. Some materials are recycled through Environmental Health and Instructional Safety (EH&IS), and others are recycled by Physical Plant. Most of our recycling on campus is handled through the normal trash pick-up. Recycling of construction materials, equipment, other large or heavy items, and hazardous waste is handled on a case-by-case basis. Our recycling program coordinates the pick-up and handling of recyclable materials and equipment; coordinates with outside vendors and contractors regarding the removal of recyclables; and coordinates the campus reporting for the State’s Waste Management Annual Report 
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Why Recycle?
The results are clear, recycling provides cleaner air and water, less pollution, more forested land and open space, and reduced greenhouse gases.
- The more we recycle, the less garbage winds up in our landfills.
- Landfills are expensive and space is diminishing.
- Toxic materials need to be separated so they don’t leach into our groundwater.
- AB 75 requires state agencies and large state facilities to recycle.
- As energy costs continue to rise and natural resources become depleted, it is more important than ever to make environment-friendly choices to protect our earth for current and future generations.
Main Contact: Facilities Management Service Center, ext. 3494, Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. for information and to schedule services.
Recycling Manager: Steve Dugas, ext. 3929 Click here to contact Mr. Dugas.
Use our Recycling Guide for instructions and contact information on recycling and disposal of campus waste.
Print a Recycling Flyer and post on your bulletin board. For a larger poster, call Environmental Health & Instructional Safety at ext. 7233 or email safety@fullerton.edu.
Did You Know?
Click here for Amazing Facts About Recycling
Additional Resources:
Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in higher Education (AASHE) website (www.aashe.org)
Earth 911 – Making Everyday Earth Day, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (www.earth911.org)
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