The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 27, 1989, Page 6&7, Image 6

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RECYCLE from Page 1
amount of waste generated in the
union to determine what percentage
of union waste could be recycled.
With that statistic, the group hopes
to convince UNL administrators that
recycling would be profitable for the
university, Zank said.
J. Burger, projects coordinator for
Ecology Now, said that along with
the environmental benefits of recy
cling, the savings that could be gener
ated should convince university offi
cials that implementing a recycling
project is feasible.
From June 1988 to July 1989,
112,582 beverages in aluminum
cans, amounting to 4,690 pounds,
were sold in the union, Burger said.
At the current rate of 45 cents a
pound for any amount or aluminum
more than 200 pounds, UNL could
have saved $2,110.50 by recycling all
cans sold, he said.
Although 100 percent retrieval
would be nearly impossible, Burger
said, publicity could gamer up to 50
percent of aluminum cans sold in the
union.
That would result in a savings of
more than $ 1,000, he said.
Recycling also could save UNL
money by reducing the amount of
garbage it sends to the landfill, which
would reduce tipping fees, Burger
said.
UNL paid S21,935.40 in tipping
fees last year to dispose of 5,511,300
tons of garbage, he said.
That figure doesn’t include a $2
per-cubic-yard charge for disposing
compacted waste, which comes from
fewer than five buildings on campus,
he said.
Zank said UNL administrators
should look for any way to reduce the
high costs of garbage disposal. ?f
“It just makes sense to recycle,
he said. “When you look at where
we’re going in the world and all these
things that are contributing to our
waste stream, it just makes sense.
Burger said the waste audit will
require cooperation from everyone in
the union.
Sorting through all of the union s
waste to determine which products
are recyclable would “not be a fea
sible thing,” Burger said.
“There’s too much garbage gen
erated for people to do that, he said.
To conduct an accurate audit of
recyclable products, he said, Ecology
Now is relying on people in the union
to use designated receptacles.
But getting people to comply isn’t
easy, Burger said, because people
tend to be apathetic.
“We’re only one species, but
that’s hard to get across to some
people,” he said. “Anthropocen
trism is what it is. It’s human chau
vinism . . . thinking we’re the only
species on the planet that matters.”
Anthropocentrism, the thought
that man is the central fact or final
aim of the universe, usually is caused
by apathy, Burger said.
“I’ve run into people that ask
what recycling is,” he said. “They
don’t know what recycling is, and
when you tell them they think that it’s
disgusting to have to take the trash
and have to separate it.”
Zank said recycling is very easy if
people will ‘ ‘get organized and sepa
rate their trash when it’s generated.”
Apathy also could become a prob
lem in finding volunteers to help with
the recycling program, Zank said.
Ecology Now needs volunteers to
collect and weigh the recyclable
waste every night throughout the
audit, he said. Finding enough people
willing to do that has been difficult,
he said.
Zank said he hopes the audit con
vinces UNL administrators to begin a
recycling program because Ecology
Now members don’t have enough
time to conduct the project alone.
Burger said a good way to find
workers to pick up and weigh the
recyclable products would be to use
work-study students.
But that can only be accomplished
with help from the administration, he
said.
Burger said that until the admini
stration gets behind the project, a few
members of Ecology Now will con
tinue to be “swamped” with work on
the recycling project.
If administrators do pledge their
support, he said, Ecology Now mem
bers can go ahead with the rest of
their plans for campuswide recycling
bin installation and implementing a
similar recycling project throughout
Lincoln.
Beginning the recycling project
has been difficult, but extending it
after the audit is completed should be
easier, Burger said.
“I look at it as we’re very, very
young now, and we re learning to
walk here, and we expect to fall fiat
on our faces at first,” he said. “But
we’ll learn from that because falling
on your face doesn’t feel very good.
So, we’ll be ready to gel on with it.
“It’s just the beginning.’’
PARKING from Page 1
claimed were unused. If there is a
problem with empty faculty parking
spaces, some will be changed to stu
dent stalls, Blaha said.
About two-thirds of the available
parking spaces are allotted to stu
dents and one-third to faculty and
staff, Burke said. He said the alloca
tion of lots between students, faculty
and staff is fair.
“I think we need to look at what
we have now and improve it,’ ’ Burke
said.
The open session Monday was
called because the parking office
received hundreds of complaints
from students, Burke said. He said
parking problems have been worse
this year than in past years, but he’s
satisfied with the outcome of the
meeting.
7 don’t agree with
the complaint that
there isn’t suffi
cient parking.'
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“The students did a good job of
presenting their concerns,’’ he said.
“I think it was beneficial to both
sides.’’
“The students’ concerns were
heard and will be taken into consid
eration,” Hauberg said.
John Goebel, vice chancellor for
business and finance at UNL, said the
Parking Advisory Committee always
has been very responsive to student
and faculty needs.
He said the committee felt the
need for an open session to get stu
dent reactions and to deal with die
issues that were raised.
“The administration has always
viewed parking as a serious prob
lem,” Goebel said.
Coffey said students who want to
express their views can speak during
open sessions at the bimonthly meet
ings of the parking committee.
The next meeung will be Monday
in the Nebraska Union at 2:30 p.m.
AIDS from Page 1
ers made from camera-ready
models from the “America
Responds to AIDS” campaign
by the Centers for Disease
Control.
The four posters contain
AIDS prevention messages and
will be displayed at different
times during the year, Nellis
said.
She said the task force cur
rently is seeking co-sponsor
ship from the Association of
Students of the University of
Nebraska for the pamphlet and
poster projects.
If ASUN agrees to cc-spon
sor the projects, she said, its
endorsement w ould be included
on all pamphlets and posters
developed through the projects.
ASUN Speaker Correy
Trupp said the senate will dis
cuss co-sponsorship of the proj
ects within the next few weeks.
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