But it doesn't explain how clouds formed in preindustrial society--or how they form today over vast stretches of rainforest and ocean.
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"The Pan-American, or Panamericana, goes almost sixteen thousand miles, from Anchorage, Alaska, to Tierra del Fuego, broken only by the Darién Gap, a stretch of mountainous rainforest that is last physical barrier between Central and South America.
Still, he had no way of knowing that decades later he would use his secret shame to his advantage by establishing a lucrative fantasy fetish-wear company in a paradisiacal stretch of Brazilian rainforest.
On other stretches of shore, rainforest spills precipitously over the cliffs, plunging into the South China Sea.
The proposed route cuts through wetlands and stretches of virgin rainforest rich in wildlife, and involves dredging an aquatic pathway through Lake Nicaragua, Central America's largest freshwater lake, which many fear will allow in silt and seawater.
The Gold Coast is one of Australia's tourism hotspots; a long stretch of beautiful coastline, luscious rainforest and a flourishing metropolis.
There is much to explore on the island, and it is still easy to find a quiet stretch of shoreline backed by virgin rainforest and relax for a spell.
The discovery of TR4 on the Cassowary Coast – that bountiful stretch of lush green valleys and rainforested ranges south of Cairns – cast a pall over a place that produces eight in every 10 bananas eaten in Australia.
Every day, the petroleum industry dumps millions of gallons of untreated toxic pollutants into a watershed extending over 50,000 square miles of rainforest, and it has opened vast stretches of the region to colonization and deforestation.
