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Four Bodies, 11 Tonnes Of Garbage Picked Up In Everest Clean-Up
Nepali climbers have retrieved four bodies and collected some 11 tonnes of decades-old garbage from Mount Everest and its approach below the base camp as part of a drive to clean up the world's highest mountain, the government said on Wednesday.
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This Is How A Man Plans To Clean Up 14 Tons Of Feces From Mt Everest
Every year, some 1,200 people make a mad dash for the summit of Mount Everest during the climbing season that begins in May - taking on the arduous, often congested route to the world's highest peak that most will not complete and some will not survive.
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China Launches First Clean-Up Campaign Across Mount Everest Region
For the first time, China has launched a huge clean-up campaign across the high-altitude area of Mount Everest to remove the waste and debris left by hikers at campsites.
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Nepal to force Everest climbers to collect rubbish
Climbers scaling Mount Everest will have to bring back eight kilograms (17.6 pounds) of garbage under new rules designed to clean up the world's highest peak.
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Four Bodies, 11 Tonnes Of Garbage Picked Up In Everest Clean-Up
Nepali climbers have retrieved four bodies and collected some 11 tonnes of decades-old garbage from Mount Everest and its approach below the base camp as part of a drive to clean up the world's highest mountain, the government said on Wednesday.
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This Is How A Man Plans To Clean Up 14 Tons Of Feces From Mt Everest
Every year, some 1,200 people make a mad dash for the summit of Mount Everest during the climbing season that begins in May - taking on the arduous, often congested route to the world's highest peak that most will not complete and some will not survive.
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China Launches First Clean-Up Campaign Across Mount Everest Region
For the first time, China has launched a huge clean-up campaign across the high-altitude area of Mount Everest to remove the waste and debris left by hikers at campsites.
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Nepal to force Everest climbers to collect rubbish
Climbers scaling Mount Everest will have to bring back eight kilograms (17.6 pounds) of garbage under new rules designed to clean up the world's highest peak.
