Colorado Pursues Zero Waste at Home Football Games

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The University of Colorado is in its third season striving for zero waste at home football games, but Dave Newport knows he may never see that goal met.

"It's important to understand the whole zero-waste concept is really like a zero-accidents policy on a job site. It's a continuous-improvement model," says Newport, who as director of CU's Environmental Center helps coordinate sustainability efforts at Folsom Field and elsewhere on the Boulder campus. "It really needs to be seen as aspirational and not literal. You're simply not going to get rid of all the stuff at the end of the day. But you just keep trying to get better."

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