Document Type
Blog
Publication Date
4-2-2016
Abstract
As we stepped out into the parking lot, I couldn't help but notice all the environmentally friendly engineering that starkly contrasted my idea of what a Solid Waste Station would look like. The parking lot was composed of a permeable substance allowing water to be restored to the aquifer. Furthermore, the waste station had a green roof and enormous windows allowing ample sunlight into the building. It is an extremely ecocentric setting for a waste station, and I was excited to learn about the renewable solutions that Montgomery county had crafted in regards to waste.
Keywords
University of Dayton Rivers Institute, Fitz Center for Leadership in Community, River Stewards, Great Miami River
eCommons Citation
Maloney, Meg, "Montgomery County Solid Waste Station: What We Need to Change" (2016). Blog Archive: River Reflections at the University of Dayton. 293.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/rivers_blog/293
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