Mount Everest and the Himalayas: A Devastating Garbage Crisis.

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Climbers have turned the Himalayas into a "gigantic rubbish bin," according to conservationist Luc Boisnard, who founded Himalayan Clean-Up to raise awareness about Himalayan pollution. Footage from the expedition shows Boisnard and his team trudging through heaps of waste, including plastic bottles, sanitation pads, and abandoned tents. Nepalese authorities introduced a law in 2014 requiring climbers to leave a "garbage deposit" prior to their ascents, but critics argue that the scheme is ineffective. Nepalese mountaineer Nirmal Purja has launched the Big Mountain Clean-up project to remove waste from the mountains.
- Huge piles of waste that have turned the Himalayas into a gigantic rubbish dump are exposed Daily Mail
- ''Heartbreaking'': Video Shows Shocking Amount Of Garbage Piling Up At Mount Everest Campsite NDTV
- US climber urges better policing to keep Everest free from garbage Reuters.com
- Himalayas full of rubbish with 'tents, steel bowls, spoons and paper' among items left by climbers Sky News
- Kangana shares video of filthy Everest camp, says 'save the world from humans' Hindustan Times
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