What is International Mountain Day?
Every year on December 11th, International Mountain Day aims to raise concerns about the importance of mountains. The conservation of mountains is a key factor in sustainable growth.
The Himalayan Mountains account for 27% of the earth's landmass. According to the United Nations, 15% of the world's population lives in the mountains. In addition, the mountains are home to one-quarter of the world's land animals and plants. In addition, the world's mountains provide freshwater to half of the world's population. Food sources are also a key role in mountains' play. In the mountains, six of the world's most important food crops grow.
Mountains are extremely important, as you can see. Our majestic mountains are unfortunately, however, are threatened by climate change and over-exploitation. As a result, those who live in the mountains' livelihood is also in risk. Mountain people are among the world's poorest citizens. These threats to their home make it even more difficult to survive.
Reduce your carbon footprint is one of the best things you can do to help save mountains. Reducing your carbon footprint is one of the best things you can do to help save mountains.
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