Ohio’s Case Western Reserve University Enhances Recycling Program with QR Code Integration and Waste Sorting Game

Office of Energy & Sustainability student ambassadors endorsed the game as an engaging new way to learn about recycling on campus.

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): Case Western Reserve University has rolled out updates to its recycling program, making it easier for the campus community to reduce waste. A new QR code system on landfill bin signs allows users to quickly determine if the items they want to throw away can be recycled or belong in the landfill.

Scanning the code takes users to the CWRU recycling page, where they can use a new search tool to look up specific items to see how to dispose of them properly. In addition to providing recycling information, the page now features an interactive game called Clean Stream Park.

Players build their own virtual park by successfully sorting different materials into the correct waste streams, players earn amenities to customize their park. Office of Energy & Sustainability student ambassadors endorsed the game as an engaging new way to learn about recycling on campus.

Courtesy: www.wasteadvantage.com

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