Recycling polystyrene at Harper Adams
Posted 24 September 2009
After a special delivery of 130 new computers ready for the start of term, Harper Adams was left with the task of recycling masses of polystyrene waste.
As polystyrene is one of the few things that isn't currently recycled on campus, Waste Management Officer Karen Hughes loaded up a porter's van and shipped it all over to Ricoh ready for compression.
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