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    question has been asked by many, “Is climbing Mount Everest worth the risk?” In the news, on television, and in movies, you see many people that climb mountains and some even climb Mount Everest. In these hollywood reenactments, you see that the weather is horribly dangerous. Some have the ability and some don’t even have the strength to climb a hill at the park. So, now we ask the important question, “Should just anyone be allowed to climb Mount Everest?” Many say that all of these facts are…

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    Mount Everest is known as Earth’s tallest mountain located in Mahalangur mountain range in Nepal. It formed by the Indian tectonic plate pushing up against the Asian plate. Everest is 29,035 feet high. The geography of Mount Everest is at the latitude of 27.9881 degrees N. The latitude has an affect on the air circulation, solar intensity, and rainfall. By Mount Everest being located close to 28 degrees N, it has northeast tradewinds; therefore, the surface currents flow clockwise. At times,…

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    Have you ever thought about climbing up Mount Everest? What would you pack? There are many things you will need if you want to climb Mount Everest. In this paper I will present all the gear and items you will need to have a successful trip. I will list everything you need to get, so you are one hundred percent prepared for your climb. First, we have our travel and trekking gear. You will need a passport because Mount Everest is in Asia. For luggage you will need two large duffel bags…

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    Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world. It is also the highest garbage dump in the world. The mountain is littered with trash from top to bottom. This has become a hazard to climbers and natives. Mount Everest may look clean but it is not. It is piled with trash totaling up to 10 tons of garbage on Everest. 2.5 tons of the garbage is classified as bio-hazardous waste. There are pieces of tents,sleeping bags,oxygen cylinders,food wrappers,water bottles,and corpse from climbers…

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    Mount Everest is located in the Himalayas mountain range, on the border of China and Nepal. Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth with a height of 29,035 feet. The height grows about a quarter of an inch each year. Mount Everest was formed by the Indian tectonic plates and the Asian tectonic plates pushing against each other. The pushing together of the tectonic plates occurred over 60 million years ago. The summit of Mount Everest is covered in snow year round, however the coldest…

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    For the simulation, our group climbed Mount Everest. My role was the expedition leader. As the leader, I was the most experienced climber reaching the summit five separate times. My role was to guide all team members to the summit without needing rescue assistance. Unfortunately, I fell short of this goal with only three of the five team members reaching the summit. The environmentalist and the marathoner had to be rescued at summit. Based on initial research and assessment of the team I…

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    According to this case, ever since the 1985 expedition on Mount Everest, an increasing number of less experienced climbers started to challenge the Mount Everest, in order to reduce the risk, they chose to hire some highly skilled mountaineers to be their guides. In 1996, Adventure Consultants and Mountain Madness, two companies that offer climbing instruction and guide expeditions to fresh climbers, each organized a group with fresh climbers and skilled mountaineers who was interested in…

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    alot of Pros and Cons to climbing Mount Everest. 2 pros are you prombley will become famous or you be very happy to reach a goal. 2 cons are you have a higher chance to die and the weather is really bad. First , 1 pros is you might become famous. The author states "It’s been over 60 years since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to reach the summit of Mount Everest." Another pro is that you have this goal set to climb Mount Everest and you would get to cross…

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    1996 Everest tragedy Mount Everest is a very dangerous place. It is also very beautiful and that is what persuades people to climb. When the climbers have reached the top all they think about is how beautiful and glorious it is not how dangerous it is. With it being five and a half miles long and very cold it is a very dangerous climb. Around 3,000 people have died on Everest and in 1996 eight climbers were unsuccessful and died. Climbing Mount Everest is a risk that people take and it…

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    Mount Everest – 1996 A. What is your evaluation of the leadership style of Hall and Fischer? Fischer had the traits of a charismatic leader, for example, he coveted the spotlight and fancied respect from others. He was daring in his mountain conquests and had the initial mindset that all of his clients will be safe as “I will eliminate human error” mentality. Nonetheless, human error impacts abound, for example, sufficient oxygen supply was lacking; Fischer allowed oxygen to be used at lower…

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