The image is almost too neat. On one side of the Atlantic sits the Sahara, the largest hot desert on Earth. On the other sits the Amazon, the largest tropical rainforest. One is defined by exposed m…
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The Sahara sends roughly 27 million tonnes of dust across the Atlantic every year, and the phosphorus in it is what stops the Amazon's soils exhausting themselves, which means the largest rainforest on earth is quietly fertilised by the largest hot desert on eart
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