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Where are the Himalayas?

In Nepal , inbetween China and India.

Cause of the Himalayas

Indian and Eurasian plate crash together

What per cent of the GDP is made up due to Mining

0.5%

What per cent of the GDP is made up from farming?

35%

What benefits does mining have?

It will allow their country to develop and use their natural reserves

What is the method of farming used in the Himalayas

It is terraced farming as it makes use of the natural surroundings

What crops do they grow?

Cash Crops such as tea and ginger

Problems with farming

Causes deforestation and this led to soil erosion and flooding

What per cent of rural areas have electricity in Nepal

30%

What rivers have dams across them

The Gandek and Kosi

What to countries are involved in building the dams?

China and India

Give some positive impacts of tourism

Tourists pay £50,000 for 7 people to climb the mountain - boosts the economy


Sherpas are paid £1600 for 60 days of your guiding

Name some negative impacts of tourism

Tourists dump rubbish on the Himalayas


Providing electricity and water to locals and tourists are difficult


Everest is getting crowded