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Sagarmatha Next uses crowdsourcing to remove 10,000 kgs of waste from Mount Everest region

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STOCKHOLM, May 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- 200 tonnes of waste are generated in the Mount Everest region every year. That is why Sagarmatha Next, an experience centre at 3,775 meters on the foot of Mount Everest, is dedicated to raising awareness on the issues through art and design. Sagarmatha Next is now releasing a new film to help raise...

Sagarmatha Next uses crowdsourcing to remove 10,000 kgs of waste from Mount Everest region

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