Extreme Environments: Mountain

More than half of the world’s population depends on the rivers that
are fed by the ice and snow that form in mountain ranges. Some
mountains are formed by volcanic action, but mountain ranges
result from the compression of the Earth’s Tectonic Plates. The
Himalayas are the highest mountain system, and the youngest.

This film is part of a series. The series title and other films in this series are listed below.

Extreme Environments: 26-Part Series

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• Extreme Environments: Air
• Extreme Environments: Climate Change
• Extreme Environments: Desert
• Extreme Environments: Drought
• Extreme Environments: Earth
• Extreme Environments: Earthquakes
• Extreme Environments: Extinction
• Extreme Environments: Fire
• Extreme Environments: Flood
• Extreme Environments: Forest
• Extreme Environments: Glacier
• Extreme Environments: Ice
• Extreme Environments: Islands
• Extreme Environments: Lakes
• Extreme Environments: Mars
• Extreme Environments: Mountain
• Extreme Environments: Ocean
• Extreme Environments: Reef
• Extreme Environments: Rivers
• Extreme Environments: Space
• Extreme Environments: Storms
• Extreme Environments: Sun
• Extreme Environments: Tropics
• Extreme Environments: Urban
• Extreme Environments: Volcanoes
• Extreme Environments: Wilderness

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• University: $195
• Media Center: $195
• Individual School: $99
• Public Library: $110

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