Student government leaders at Montana State University Billings have long been taking the lead in recycling efforts at the university. The problem is few of their fellow students knew it. So recently, the Associated Students of MSU Billings invested about $4,000 to upgrade from the plain orange and blue receptacles to gather paper, aluminum cans, and plastic bottles to some new multi-bin and single recycling stations from Busch Systems. “The recycling stations are a part of an effort to promote sustainability at MSU Billings and…

Barrie, Ontario, February 28, 2012 — Busch Systems International, a leading manufacturer of recycling, waste, and compost containers has announced the conclusion to the campus recycling “Like the Logo” contest. Montana Tech has won the grand prize of $5000 in Busch recycling bins for their campus recycling program. The contest ran as a lead-up to the “Recyclemania” national campaign which promotes recycling across college and university campuses. The “Like the Logo” contest ran from January 23rd until February 27th and encouraged colleges and universities across…

Here at MSU Recycling, we rely on over 50,000 students, staff, and faculty to recycle to provide our department with material and, more importantly, do their part to keep our campus green. In providing service to a university utilizing 2,200 containers in more than 200 buildings, the containers we use are an important part of the process. All of our public-area indoor recycling stations are green Waste Watchers from Busch Systems International. Each station has separate containers labeled for white paper, mixed paper and boxboard, plastic and metal,…

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Barrie, ON – September 18, 2009 – This fall Conestoga College will be introducing a new progressive classroom recycling program which utilizes Busch Systems line of customized ‘Multi-Recyclers’. The college will be integrating over two thousand recycling bins into each of their classrooms. Each classroom will have a stack of three containers in order to easily separate waste and recycling. The program hopes to establish alternative recycling options for academic spaces and will be employing receptacles comprised of 35% recycled content, multi-insertion slots and stacking…