Base camp temperatures increased about twice as fast as elsewhere on the glacier. The human footprint could be worse.

Scientists believe that human urine is responsible for a huge amount of Mount Everest’s glacier melting away, with over 150 ...

Climbers are melting Everest’s glacier with their urine, study warns - Climbers and guides drink large volumes of water at ...

Most people believe Mount Everest in Nepal is the tallest mountain on Earth, but there's another contender for the title and ...

The deepest place on Earth is not a landmark most people will ever see, because it lies nearly seven miles beneath the ...

But it is also because climbing Everest has gone mainstream. The steady influx of trekkers has fuelled concerns about ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I've always been fascinated by Mount Everest — and honestly, quite terrified of it at the same time. Between the freezing ...

Participants are challenged to walk the equivalent of the 42.7 miles needed to traverse from Mount Everest Base Camp to the ...

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