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Environment & Energy

GiqueCee

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2. I was going to suggest...

Reply to Norrrm (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 19, 2025, 09:12 AM

Jul 19

... the same thing: If you bring it in, then pack it out.

I've read that, aside from tons of tookie, Everest is still littered with corpses, many of which are nearly a hundred years old, and are regarded as landmarks. They are desiccated, but not fully decomposed. Ick.
Given such challenging terrain, it is reportedly a near impossibility to remove them. Ick again.

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Lake In Wyoming's Wind River Range Tests At 324X The Safe Limit For Fecal Bacteria [View all] hatrack Jul 19 OP

A pristine natural site. Norrrm Jul 19 #1

I was going to suggest... GiqueCee Jul 19 #2

Just wondering if they'd just break down and install some pit toilets. hatrack Jul 19 #3

There are few "pristine" places left on earth. hunter Jul 19 #4