2012 SEASON
Spring Game
75.4%
2011 SEASON
Season Average Diversion
75.3%
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2010 SEASON
Season Average Diversion
46.4%
Resources
- Certified Suite Program
- Ask The Expert: Composting
- OSU-Extension Soil, Compost, Mulch
- Zero Waste FAQ
- Download Zero Waste Wrap Up (PDF)
- Download Fact Sheet (PDF)
- Download Zero Waste Training Doc (PDF)
- Download Zero Waste Flyer (PDF)
Links
Ohio Stadium is the largest stadium in the country to attempt zero waste, which refers to diverting 90% of materials from the landfill by recycling and composting. Ohio State is setting a new standard for collegiate stadium recycling.
In 2011, Ohio State:
61.2%
REDUCTION IN TRASH
(compared to 2010)
82.4%
HIGHEST DIVERSION RATE
(versus Indiana)
28.8%
INCREASE IN SEASON DIVERSION RATE
(compared to 2010)
The Ohio State and Colorado University Zero Waste teams. More Zero Waste images >
News
- Ohio State Leads Big Ten in Stadium Recycling
- Zero Waste initiative comes close to goal
- Stadium on way to ‘zero waste’
- Ohio State doing something right
- Ohio State University scores with zero-waste effort
- Timeline: Spending a day with Ohio State
- Multimedia of Ohio State´s zero-waste effort
- Planning an event? How to end up with 90% less trash
- Ohio Stadium kicked off green initiative at Ohio State
- Scarlet, gray and green: Trash cans given the boot at Ohio Stadium
- Ohio State Joins the 'Zero Waste' Stadium Recycling Movement
- New field goal for sports teams: going zero waste
- Ohio Stadium Goes Zero Waste
- OSU taking steps to make the 'Shoe more eco-friendly
- The Ohio State University's First Zero-Waste Event
