Gerri Schultz Efforts were coordinated with Chris Audette and John Ciullo, SDSU Business Development Office, and they have been supportive and helpful in suggesting SDSU persons and companies to solicit. Also, since most of the recyclable containers originate from Coca Cola beverages, it seems natural that it would want to assist in recycling efforts. At the end of November, we were successful in contacting Coca Cola, and we are hopeful that we will receive a positive response. All companies were invited to attend our team presentation on December 7. We also requested a donation from the SDSU Business Development Office, but Dean Hergert declined our request.
Recycling causes the greatest benefit for the greatest number.
It is wrong to waste resources and create land resource problems for future generations. An educational program for Hardy Elementary School children will provide information to assist them in making free, informed choices about recycling. Ethic of Care. Recycling shows care for the environment and the welfare of those we care about. This program contributes to the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community.