การจัดการของเสีย : Waste

Recycling Program for University Wast

1. Faculty of Science and Technology Phibunsongkhram Rajabhat University An environmental conservation club has been established to campaign to reduce the amount of plastic waste to help reduce pollution that negatively affects the environment. and donated to charities

2. Pibulsongkram Rajabhat University reduce paper use by reusing paper that was wasted on one side. It’s a recycled paper for photocopying and printing in the office which can greatly reduce the use of paper.

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Program to Reduce the Use of Paper and Plastic on Campus 

1. Pibulsongkram Rajabhat University has a policy to support the reduction of paper use in the workplace by bringing in useless paper Collect donations for the Foundation for the Blind in Thailand for blind students to use as a circular notebook.

2. Pibulsongkram Rajabhat University reduce paper use by reusing paper that was wasted on one side. It’s a recycled paper for photocopying and printing in the office which can greatly reduce the use of paper.

Organic Waste Treatment

1. Waste sorting management

Different types of waste bins for disposal are as follows:

Red bin = Red bin accommodates waste that is harmful to living things and the environment, such as fluorescent lamps, medicine bottles, batteries, spray paint cans, insecticide cans, containers for various hazardous substances.

Yellow bins = Yellow bins accommodate the waste that can be recycled or sold, such as glass, paper, plastic, metal.

Blue bin = Blue bins support non-biodegradable waste, which is waste that is non-toxic and not worth recycling, such as candy wrappers, instant noodles, sachets, plastic bags, food-stained foam, and aluminum foil.

Inorganic Waste Treatment

1. Treatment of inorganic waste.

The university has a process for separating different types of waste. Some of the inorganic waste that is still usable will be recycled and some that is not will be sold to commercial families who have a legitimate business license to handle recyclable materials. This is passed through a correct and environmentally friendly destruction process, thereby raising awareness among users and citizens about collection and recycling.

2. The university recycles leftover scraps and uses the funds to purchase and maintain lawnmowers to be used to mow lawns within the university.