In a first of its kind effort, Nepal’s tourism department is teaming up with mountaineering groups to begin cleaning Mt. Everest of tons of trash and bodies.
A crew has already brought down more than three tons of trash left behind by those attempting to climb the world’s highest mountain, according to USA Today. They plan to clear the mountain of a total of 11 tons of garbage during a 45-day initiative that began in mid-April.
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