Halloween seems to be the one holiday that can be just as much fun for kids as it is for adults (if not more so), but with all the candy-induced stomach aches and Halloween party shenanigans comes a lot of waste – treat wrappers, plastic bags,  costumes only worn once, and discarded decorations. There are ways to be green for the black and orange holiday. Halloween should be thrilling for us and not a horrifying experience for the environment. Decorations Throughout the year, you can collect…

When it comes to toilet paper most people don’t think “green” (well…depending on what you eat) – but in all seriousness Recycled Toilet Paper is another way for the eco-conscious individual wanting to lessen their impact on the planet…without resorting to leaves. Contrary to what you might originally think of when you hear recycled toilet paper, it is actually numerous types of paper products such as newspapers, typical printer paper, receipts and so on all recycled in a lengthly process. It is not simply the reusing…

Summer is finally here! Hot temperatures, vacations, air conditioning and patios – summertime is something we look forward to all year long. Unfortunately the environment tends to take a thrashing in the summer – the hot temps and increase in travel means higher gas and energy consumption. Busch Systems has got your back with ways that you can enjoy the summertime while being green at the same time! 5. Ditch the Dryer – Hang Your Clothes Why not use those hot summer temperatures to dry your clothes?…

Barrie, ON, May 24, 2011 — At the Indiana Recycling Coalition’s (IRC) Annual Conference, which ran from May 10th – May 12th, Busch Systems International launched an initiative to jump-start composting efforts in the mid-west. By handing out kitchen composting containers to attendees, Busch Systems is attempting to raise awareness of the need to include composting as a key element in any recycling program. Recycling Consultant Jarrod Cameron states, “Composting is the next logical step in our national recycling efforts. Reducing the impact on our…

A great way to determine what is needed for a recycling program is by seeking the input and approval of those in the space. Applying the advice of tenants and maintenance staff can encourage future program use. It can also ensure that an appropriate recycling program is selected by those who will be using it.