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IntroductionBackground InformationLocation of Mt.

EverestGeography of the Surrounding AreaFacts about Mt. EverestHeight of the mountainHow the mountain was namedPeak FifteenJoloungma ( Tibetan name )Sagarmatha ( Nepalese name )The figure of people who have climbed Everest to day of the monthMajor Explorers Covered in this PaperSir Edmund HillaryFirst to make the acme ( 1953 )Lead a squad of experient mountain climbers who worked together Tenzing Norgay and the SherpasNorgay was an experient climber and usher who accompanied Hillary Sherpas still used to steer expeditionsRob HallLeader of the failed 1996 expeditionLed group of ( chiefly ) tourers with small mountain mounting see The Impact Expeditions have had on Mt. Everest and Local Community Ecological EffectssLoss of trees due to high demand for wood for cookery and warming for tourers. Hemorrhoids of rubbish left by mounting expeditionsEconomic EffectssExpedition fees provide income for the stateExpeditions provide work for the Sherpas. lending to the local economic system. Cultural EffectssIntroduction of motor vehiclesIntroduction of electricityDecisionThe Conquest of Mt.

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IntroductionBackground InformationLocation of Mt. EverestGeography of the Surrounding AreaFacts about Mt. EverestHeight of the mountainHow the mountain was namedPeak FifteenJoloungma ( Tibetan name )Sagarmatha ( Nepalese name )The figure of people who have climbed Everest to day of the monthMajor Explorers Covered in this PaperSir Edmund HillaryFirst to make the acme ( 1953 )Lead a squad of experient mountain climbers who worked together Tenzing Norgay and the SherpasNorgay was an experient climber and usher who accompanied Hillary Sherpas still used to steer expeditionsRob HallLeader of the failed 1996 expeditionLed group of ( chiefly ) tourers with small mountain mounting see The Impact Expeditions have had on Mt. Everest and Local Community Ecological EffectssLoss of trees due to high demand for wood for cookery and warming for tourers. Hemorrhoids of rubbish left by mounting expeditionsEconomic EffectssExpedition fees provide income for the stateExpeditions provide work for the Sherpas. lending to the local economic system. Cultural EffectssIntroduction of motor vehiclesIntroduction of electricityDecisionThe Conquest of Mt.

Everest

























IntroductionBackground InformationLocation of Mt. EverestGeography of the Surrounding AreaFacts about Mt. EverestHeight of the mountainHow the mountain was namedPeak FifteenJoloungma ( Tibetan name )Sagarmatha ( Nepalese name )The figure of people who have climbed Everest to day of the monthMajor Explorers Covered in this PaperSir Edmund HillaryFirst to make the acme ( 1953 )Lead a squad of experient mountain climbers who worked together Tenzing Norgay and the SherpasNorgay was an experient climber and usher who accompanied Hillary Sherpas still used to steer expeditionsRob HallLeader of the failed 1996 expeditionLed group of ( chiefly ) tourers with small mountain mounting see The Impact Expeditions have had on Mt. Everest and Local Community Ecological EffectssLoss of trees due to high demand for wood for cookery and warming for tourers. Hemorrhoids of rubbish left by mounting expeditionsEconomic EffectssExpedition fees provide income for the stateExpeditions provide work for the Sherpas.

lending to the local economic system. Cultural EffectssIntroduction of motor vehiclesIntroduction of electricityDecisionThe Conquest of Mt. Everest

























IntroductionBackground InformationLocation of Mt. EverestGeography of the Surrounding AreaFacts about Mt. EverestHeight of the mountainHow the mountain was namedPeak FifteenJoloungma ( Tibetan name )Sagarmatha ( Nepalese name )The figure of people who have climbed Everest to day of the monthMajor Explorers Covered in this PaperSir Edmund HillaryFirst to make the acme ( 1953 )Lead a squad of experient mountain climbers who worked together Tenzing Norgay and the SherpasNorgay was an experient climber and usher who accompanied Hillary Sherpas still used to steer expeditionsRob HallLeader of the failed 1996 expeditionLed group of ( chiefly ) tourers with small mountain mounting see The Impact Expeditions have had on Mt. Everest and Local Community Ecological EffectssLoss of trees due to high demand for wood for cookery and warming for tourers.

Hemorrhoids of rubbish left by mounting expeditionsEconomic EffectssExpedition fees provide income for the stateExpeditions provide work for the Sherpas. lending to the local economic system. Cultural EffectssIntroduction of motor vehiclesIntroduction of electricityDecision