🏔️ Everest: from “world’s highest dumpster” to a cleaner summit? For decades, climbers left behind oxygen bottles, gear, plastic at the base camp, turning the mountain into a giant trash magnet. But this season, heavy-lift drones from Nepal’s startup Airlift Technology have been real game-changers! They’ve hauled garbage off the slopes, delivering gear to high camps, and cutting hours of dangerous climbing down to minutes. These drones can carry roughly 66 lb per trip, even above 6,000 m, making cleanup faster and safer than ever! Nepal is now going further: the government has approved a five-year mountain cleanup strategy (2025–2029) to systematically tackle Everest’s waste problem with tech, fees, and stronger rules. Did you ever imagine drones would be cleaning the top of the world? 😲 #everest #climbing #trash #highestdumpster #drones
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