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BUCKHANNON -

West Virginia Wesleyan is doing its part to raise awareness about the environment.

Students handed out stickers in front of the cafeteria and walked around campus, talking about recycling.

They also displayed posters to explain what is recyclable and what isn't.

"So glass, plastic and how to recycling where they can put them on campus, where they can take them in the community stuff like that," said Sam Turner, a senior at W.Va. Wesleyan College.

The students took on the commitment of recycling as part of the America Recycles Day campaign.