The New York Times Agency May 2010
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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT68) MOSHI, Tanzania -- Jan. 15, 2008 -- CLIMBING-KILIMANJARO-ADV20-2 -- Hikers on one of One Mount Kilimanjaro's rocky trails near Moshi, Tanzania in April 2007. Despite the heights, climbing the mountain does not require technical skills. At 19,340 feet, it's the highest point in Africa. Like other exotic destinations widely believed to be threatened by degradation from climate change, the mountain's precariousness has become a marketing opportunity. The adventure travel industry sends about 30,000 climbers a year toward Kilimanjaro's summit. Scientific and outdoor magazines mention the imminent loss of the ice fields. So do guide services and outfitters on their Web sites. (Tom Norring/The New York Times)
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