The total volume of inorganic waste produced at the university amounts to 955 tons. This total encompasses various categories of waste, including:

• Paper: 350 tons produced, highlighting the need for sustainable practices in paper usage.
• Soft Plastic: 120 tons of soft plastic waste, which can be challenging to recycle, emphasizing the importance of reducing plastic consumption.
• Hard Plastic: 95 tons of hard plastic, indicating the necessity for effective recycling programs.
• Other Inorganic Waste: 390 tons from various sources, which further illustrates the diverse nature of waste generated on campus.

By understanding the volume and types of inorganic waste produced, the university aims to implement better waste management strategies and promote recycling and reduction efforts across the campus.