
Recycling Links
Local Information
Recycling and Environmental Information:
- Woodwise - the PAPER project and consumer
information on forests and paper.
- Conservatree - paper use and
tree info
- Safeclimate - calculate your carbon
dioxide footprint, get climate change news and actions, browse an eco-friendly
store
- AirHead - linking the environment with
your daily life: allows visitors to track their carbon and other emissions
as an organization or an individual
- Center for a New American Dream -
more fun, less stuff! and good information.
- Grassroots Recycling Network - recycling,
source reduction, and ZERO WASTE information!
- The Worldwatch Institute offers
in-depth information on a wide range of environmental and political topics
Water and Energy Conservation:
- WaterWiser is a good place to find
information on all aspects of water conservation from low flow showerheads
to the ecological implications of dams.
- Toiletology is all about toilets
and saving water.
- On the American Water site, you
can find lots of products to help you save water in your home.
- The Rocky Mountain Institute is a leader
in the field of energy conservation.
Green Household Products:
- The Rockville Living catalogue
offers a host of green products from dish soap to shoes. They also have a
great office products section.
- Realgoods is another great eco-products
source.
- Crest has more off-the wall products
and lots of information on building materials.
- Composters.com is a great resource for all things composting.
College Recycling and Campus Greening
Buying Recycled
Other Environmental Organizations
Miscellaneous Recycling Links
Jobs and Connections
Books
Many good books are available at Powell's,
abebooks, BookSense...
We recommend:
- "The Recycler's Handbook;" "50 Simple Things You Can Do to Save the Earth;"
"50 Simple Things Your Business Can Do to Save the Earth;" and "50 Simple
Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth;" all put out by The Earthworks Groups,
Berkeley CA
- "The Consumer's Guide to Effective Environmental Choices: Practical Advice
from the Union of Concerned Scientists," available in the Oberlin library
- "Silent Spring" and anything else by Rachel Carson
- "Stuff: The Secret Lives of Everyday Things" by John C. Ryan
If you have any questions about the recycling program or comments
about our web pages, email us at: recycle@oberlin.edu
This page was last updated May 2008