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Mountain cleanup

Author: Himalayan News Service Category: Expedition April 4, 2023 Everest, Nepal

As part of Unilever’s commitment ‘to make sustainable living a commonplace’, it has partnered with the Nepali Army towards the ‘Mountain Cleaning Campaign 2023’.

KATHMANDU:As part of Unilever's commitment 'to make sustainable living a commonplace', it has partnered with the Nepali Army towards the 'Mountain Cleaning Campaign 2023'. The theme for this year is 'An Endeavour to save the Himalayas, as per a press release. Upper House discusses commitment resolution against discrimination The multi-stakeholder programme is aimed at protecting the mountains and minimising the effects of climate change by cleaning up peaks. This year the aim will be to clean Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse, Mt Annapurna and Mt Baruntse and collect 35 tonnes of garbage. A version of this article appears in the print on April 3, 2023, of The Himalayan Times.

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