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  1. Nepal is considering the expansion of protected lands to 30 percent, balancing global conservation targets with local needs and risks.
  2. Government permits are managing access to Mount Everest due to high volume of climbers straining the ecosystem.

Criticism mounts against Nepal as the country grapples with the uncontrolled influx of climbers on Mount Everest, pressuring expedition operators to mitigate risks.

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Criticism mounts against Nepal as the country grapples with the uncontrolled influx of climbers on Mount Everest, pressuring expedition operators to mitigate risks.

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  1. Severe operational risks are impacting high-altitude expeditions in Nepal.1 source
  2. Nepal faces criticism over uncontrolled climber influx on Mount Everest.1 source

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Government permits are managing access to Mount Everest due to high volume of climbers straining the ecosystem.

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