Polluting the land – Clip

Mount Everest, a popular climbing destination, faces environmental challenges due to litter left by climbers. To combat this, the Nepalese government has implemented fines for those who fail to bring back their rubbish, ensuring the mountain's beauty is preserved for future generations.

What makes Mount Everest a popular destination for climbers?

• The ease of climbing it

• Its accessibility and low cost

• The presence of luxurious resorts

• Its status as the highest mountain in the world

What types of litter are commonly left behind by climbers on Mount Everest?

• Furniture and household items

• Plastic bottles and old clothes

• Drink cans, camping equipment, and food packaging

• Books and electronic gadgets

How does the Government of Nepal encourage climbers to keep Mount Everest clean?

• By providing free cleaning services

• By offering rewards for clean-up efforts

• By fining climbers who do not bring back their rubbish

• By banning climbing activities

Why is it important to manage the litter problem on Mount Everest?

• To make room for more climbers

• To preserve the mountain's natural beauty for future generations

• To prevent avalanches

• To increase tourism revenue

What is the main goal of the fines imposed by the Nepalese government on climbers?

• To generate additional income for the government

• To discourage people from climbing Everest

• To promote other tourist destinations

• To ensure climbers take responsibility for their waste