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    Four kilos of gum and a rowing machine: how the most popular mountains became a mess

    The world’s busiest peaks are now rubbish dumps, littered with tents and human waste. The latest publicity stunt on Mont Blanc is the last straw
    by Oli Reed Sep 03, 2019 1 minute
    Mountains of waste ... Discarded climbing equipment and rubbish around Camp 4 on Mount Everest. Photograph: Doma Sherpa/AFP/Getty Images

    Have you heard about the ? The on Scafell Pike? Or the ? Not jokes, sadly. These are all true stories related to the endless piles of junk appearing on and around the summits of the world’s

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