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Is the "leave no trace" movement just a way for rich campers to shame everyone else?
As outdoor recreation surges post-pandemic and gear costs soar, the 'leave no trace' ethos is increasingly seen as a privilege of the affluent who can afford expensive eco-friendly gear and access to pristine spots. Cast your vote on whether this movement unites or divides the camping community.
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