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                                                       BRAZIL                                                  BOLIVIA
           BRA Z IL                                              BO L I V I A
         Rainforest retreat                                     Mines in the sky


          Part of Brazil’s ‘Arc of Deforestation’,              Gold and silver mines pepper the
          Rondonia has become one of the                        Andean Plateau (Altiplano). The bulk of
          Amazon’s most deforested areas. Over                  it lies in Bolivia at an average altitude of
                                                                                                     PERU
          25 per cent of its trees have been cleared            3,750m. Silver mining in the area began
          since the 1970s to make way for cattle                around 1,000CE, before the time of the
                                                    BRAZIL                                                  BOLIVIA
          and soybeans. Yet without nutrients                   Incas. The plateau’s geological heritage
          from the plant matter that lines the                  has left it rich with precious minerals.
          rainforest floor, the soil is only fertile   Rondonia  The Andes started forming 6-10 million
          for a few years.                                      years ago when the Nazca Plate began
                                                                ‘subducting’ beneath the South       Andean
          PHOTO: PLANET LABS INC                                                                     Plateau
                                                                American Plate, forcing it upwards.         ARGENTINA
                                                                PHOTO: PLANET LABS INC
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