Call2Recycle Program Recycles Batteries on Campus
The University of Houston
has recently begun a recycling
program on campus for rechargeable
batteries and cell phones.
Partnering with Call2Recycle, a
program of the Rechargeable Battery
Recycling Corporation (RBRC), UH is
able to offer free battery and cell
phone recycling on campus.
Recyclers must simply place a
battery or cell phone in a plastic
bag provided at the front of the
box, seal the bag, and place it
inside the box. A limit of one
battery per bag is permitted.
Acceptable rechargeable batteries
(each weighing less than 11 lbs)
include the following:
Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd)
Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH)
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Nickel Zinc (Ni-Zn)
Small Sealed Lead Acid (SSLA/Pb)
Cell phones (and their batteries)
are also accepted, regardless of
size, make, model or age.
Boxes will be provided on campus at
the following locations:
� Faculty Senate Office, Third floor
of M.D. Anderson Library
� University Center
� Quadrangle OB Lobby
� Technology College, Dean�s Office
� Engineering College, Dean�s Office
� General Services Building
� Administration & Finance, Office
of Dr. Carlucci, E. Cullen 226
� Library Lobby
� Cougar Card Office
The University of Houston is pleased
to provide another means of
promoting sustainability and wise
use (and reuse) of resources. And,
as the recycling program states,
�Call2Recycle applauds you for
taking a proactive role in the
preservation of our environment.
Together, we can Recharge the
Planet.�
For more information about green
initiatives on campus, visit
www.uh.edu/green.
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