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I had no idea so much was being done at this school. Really impressive.

I wish every community had a recycling program such as the U of A provides. Their efforts in that field are examples of what could and should be for all of us.
Still, I wonder about one aspect: what happens to the throwaway food service containers that are utilized by the cafeteria? What kind of trade-off exists between water, detergent, and energy used in washing reusable trays and the use of throwaway serving containers?
A sad fact: the community where I live quit recycling clear glass. Still, I've been successful in giving this glass away through an online group dedicated to recycling.

Great information in this video! Thanks!

Good Job!

Great video.

This campus really puts alot of effort into being green and providing places to recycle. I just wish more students would take advantage of it.

I think it's entirely pathetic that more students do not know about "going green" around campus. More education on the subject should be regulated and enforced. If the university cares so much about the environment then perhaps classes on the subject should be required much like remedial classes in various majors. A very small percentage of students on campus care about this cause and I believe it is hypocritical to boast about the campus' site improvement but not focus on the individuals (ie. students, faculty, workers). I hadn’t even heard about the bikes available for riding around campus until this video and I consider myself a “recycling maniac” as dubbed by this institutional video.

wonderful video!!!

This video is very good and looks like it was made by a professional production company. This one gets my vote!

The production quality on this video is awesome! The work they are doing at the U of A is equally as awesome!
GO RAZORBACKS!!

Great work Arkansas!!

2,500 LED lights is quite impressive!

For a life so good it sure feels bad..
Save our Souls for the promised land...

Is there anything this University doesn't recycle?!?

Looks like the University is putting alot of time, effort, and money into sustainability. It's great to see them leading the way in "The Natural State."

It seems the University of Arkansas is really making progress towards addressing local and global environmental issues on their campus. Way to go Arkansas!

Great job U of A!!

This video is awesome!!