

Implement an insitutional foodwaste composting program with guidance from C.U. Recycling.
A free, voluntary EPA program through which organizations eliminate costly wastes, benefiting their bottom line and the environment.
An EPA initiative to encourage recycling in public places such as parks, stadiums, convention centers, airports, and shopping centers.
A voluntary partnership to help Colorado’s entertainment and sports venues improve the sustainability of their facilities. Watch the video "The Assist," featuring notabe Colorado mascots, encouraging everyone to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
A recycling program can reduce disposal costs and add to a company's bottom line. Recycling can reduce the amount of waste your organization sends to the landfill, thereby reducing the amount you pay to have the waste picked up by your trash hauler.
If you're not also buying recycled products you're not really recycling. It isn't enough to have businesses or governments collect recyclables. The materials must have a market to have a value.
The State of Colorado implemented an Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Policy in 2010. Read the policy document for guidance on how to procure sustainable commodities and services. The EPA maintains an online, searchable database of recycled-content product suppliers.
The Colorado Sustainable Events Guide (PDF) was designed for hosts and planners to help lessen negative impacts on the environment and make a positive contribution to the community and the planet. The content of the guide is drawn from best practices researched and the experience gained by the local Denver Greening Initiative of the 2008 Democratic National Convention.