"Everest's Frosts"
28.05.2010 NTVMSNBC
The effects of change make it difficult for the climbers who want to climb Everest.
[[T]]"The Earth's Dam" said Everest climbed 20 times, Nepalese Cheerpa Apa pushes the peak every day because of global warming. [ [said that in the description of the Coerpa Apa journalists, by specifying the large part of the abdomen with iceuls in the pathogens that go to the peak of the increased heat, it said that it makes it difficult to climb using crampons on rocky surfaces, where there are no icecies on the mountainers.
Apa, who broke his record for the peak of the Saturday 20th, and once the first time he climbed to Everest, noted that there are no lot of nude rocks in the patikada, which is now full of bare rocks.
Apa noted that the melting of the iceuls also leads to the opening of the deep slits, which has taken the danger of the mountains. Apa, climbing Everest for the first time in 1989, has been struggling to attract attention to the negative impact of global warming in the Himalayas for three years.
Source: News