A significant effort is underway to manage waste at Outside Lands, a festival in San Francisco. Hundreds of people are involved in this endeavor. At the festival, a substantial number of attendees are participating in trash sorting.
This task is being performed continuously, throughout the day and night. Further information about this initiative can be found through Mission Local, which has reported on the details of the waste management process at Outside Lands.
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