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Manaus is on the edge of the Amazon River, in the middle of the Amazon Rainforest. It has a population of over 2 million.

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Congo Rainforest, Kinkenge, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Congo Rainforest, Democratic Republic of Congo

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Congo Rainforest, Democratic Republic of Congo

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75 million people live in the area around the Congo River. Most of these people live in or on the margins of the Congo Rainforest and survive as subsistence farmers.

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Over $15 billion of palm oil are exported from Indonesia each year. This is commercially farmed on land which used to be tropical rainforest.

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Barrage de Belo Monte, Vitória do Xingu - State of Pará, Brazil

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Belo Monte Dam - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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Belo Monte Dam - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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The Belo Monte dam has created a reservoir that submerged 441 km² of the Amazon Rainforest.

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Half of all timber used around the world is logged in Borneo.

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Trans-Amazonian Highway - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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Trans-Amazonian Highway - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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The Trans-Amazonian Highway is a road that connects João Pessoa, in north-east Brazil, and Lábrea, in north-west Brazil. It is 4,000 km long.

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Carajás Mine, Parauapebas - State of Pará, Brazil

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Carajás Mine - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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Carajás Mine - Amazon Rainforest, Brazil

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The Carajás Mine is the largest iron ore mine in the world. It mines 100 million tonnes of iron ore each year. Gold, copper and nickel are mined nearby.