Sort for Sport

“Three…two…one…SORT!” With that and a sharp blow of the whistle from referee Tom Watson, three three-person teams dove into 75-households-worth of garbage sitting in the middle of a street in the Seattle suburb of Kent in a race to see who could properly sort the most waste. Watson, whose day job involves serving as project manager for the King County Solid Waste Division, monitored contestants as they used shopping carts to shuttle waste from the pile to a staging area where it was hurriedly separated into barrels marked for recyclables, organic waste and trash. The team with the ...

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