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Everest climbers are going to have to take their own poop with them

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Mount Everest climbers ordered to carry down their own poop

Mount Everest climbers now required to bring their poop back down with them. Mount Everest's waste problem is being tackled by Mount Everest officials. Climbers are ordered to carry down their own poop to help tackle the problem of the mountain's waste disposal. The mountain has a waste problem, according to a recent report.

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Everest climbers will have to take their poop away with them, as Nepal tries to address growing waste problem

New rules mandate that climbers bring their poop back down with them. Nepal is trying to address growing waste problem with growing number of climbers. Everest climbers will have to take their poop away with them, as Nepal tries to address waste problem. Nepal has been forced to introduce new rules to deal with the growing problem of waste.

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Climbers are leaving Mount Everest poopy

Officials in Nepal say there is a problem with human feces all along the climb up. Mount Everest is the world’s highest peak, but officials say it's not the only problem. Officials say the problem is human feces along the mountain's climb up to Mount Everest.

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Everest climbers prepare to pick up their own poo as season gets under way

Authorities ask climbers to remove their waste from the mountain using biodegradable bags. Authorities are asking climbers to use the bags to dispose of their waste. The bags should be used to remove waste from Mount Everest in bi-degrificable bags, authorities say.

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Everest climbers prepare to pick up their own poo as season gets under way

Authorities ask climbers to remove their waste from the mountain using biodegradable bags. Authorities are asking climbers to use the bags to dispose of their waste. The bags should be used to remove waste from Mount Everest in bi-degrificable bags, authorities say.

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