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Mount Everest Has New Rules for Pooping

Climbers must now haul their feces down to Base Camp in plastic wag bags. How will this change life on the world’s highest peak?

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Lonnie Bedwell becomes first blind veteran to summit Everest

Lonnie Bedwell becomes first blind veteran to summit Everest
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What to Watch for on Everest This Year


For the first time in over a year, the sounds of yak bells and foreigners’ footsteps are filling the
 foothills of Mount Everest. As the coronavirus spread last spring, Nepal locked down its borders on March 24, 2020. The country stayed closed until this month, when it fully opened its mountains to climbers who pass a COVID-19 protocol. According to Nepal’s Department of Immigration, nearly 15,000 trekkers and tourists arrived in the country in March, over half of them coming from nearby India. (In normal years, that number is usually closer to 150,000 for the same time frame.)
As of mid-April, Nepal had issued 338 permits for Everest climbers, spread across 36 teams. But more

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