Let's Talk Trash 2018-2019 school yr

10 Let’s Talk Trash! JAN/FEB 2019

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China China is the most populated country in the world with almost one fifth of the world’s population. China is slightly smaller in size than the USA. Although China is so large, there is only one timezone! Most people in China live in the eastern parts of the country, the western parts are only sparsely populated. The Pacific Ocean forms the natural border in the east and southeast and southwest of the country. In the west, there are the Himalayas Mountains, which is the highest mountain range in the world. Most of the western parts of the country lie on the Tibetan mountainous plateau and in fact, mountains make up the majority of the landscape, dominating over 70% of the landmass. In the north, there is the vast Gobi Desert. Deserts are making up about 20% of the country. The huge country has many different climate zones ranging from tropic zones to arctic zones.

The highest mountain on the border with China is Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountains, with 8,848 meters (29,000ft). The longest river in China is the Yangtze River with over 6,300km (3,914miles) in length.

Shangahi: This photo was taken in March 2003. The air quality throughout the Editor’s travels from southern to northern China met with consistent poor air quality as a result of limited Government regulations.

Photos on this page were taken March 2003 during a personal visit by the Editor.

https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/china-facts.html

Littered waterways in southern China

This is a typical school classroom in the South Eastern Province of China - Fujian

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