There is over 50 tonnes of rubbish on Mount Everest, including a helicopter, oxygen canisters and food waste. There is so much rubbish that it is sometimes called the world's largest rubbish heap!
There is some rubbish on Mount Everest but not as much as there use to be. Every year there is a climbing team who's job is to climb up Everest collecting rubbish left from past expeditions and bring it back down.
The only pollution on Mount Everest is the rubbish that climbers leave behind.
The rubbish that is collected from the slopes of Mount Everest by Sherpas every year is either burned, recycled or even made into art.
The main two problems caused on Mount Everest by too much climbing is rubbish being left and possible errosion to the routes.
There use to be a lot of debri/rubbish on the slopes of Mount Everest but over the last few years there have been dedicated climbing teams whos sole purpose is to bring down as much rubbish as they can.
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Today climbers and sherpas can earn extra money by bring down any of their rubbish from the slopes of Mount Everest.
No not really as the only animal that lives on Mount Everest is the Euophrys omnisuperstes, a small jumping spider. The rubbish effects man more than anything, it can be a dangerous hazzard and is not very nice to look at.
Mount Everest use to be called a junk yard because of the amount of rubbish climbers use to leave behind on the mountain. Today this has improved a lot with teams going there just to bring rubbish down.
All the rubbish found on Mount Everest has been left by climbers who are too tired to carry it down the mountain. Today there are dedicated teams whos role is to bring the rubbish down off the mountain.
Mount Everest has been affected by tourism over the years. The bad thing about it is the amount of rubbish that climbers/hikers leave behind. The good thing is that tourism brings in much needed money for the local people.
The worst thing that people have done to damage Mount Everest is by leaving there rubbish/trash behind. Today this is more tightly controlled and improving.