Interesting. Something like 80 % of the worlds phosphate is in the Atlas mountains. Many think Morocco might be the hot spot for the next world war once we hit peak phosphorus and phosphate based fertilizer becomes the key limiting factor to human food production.
Interesting, didn't know about the phosphate occurences in the Atlas mountains.
The phosphate topic reminds me of the history of Nauru, one of the smallest countires on earth. People got rich from mining of Guano, but nowadays the Guano is gone ... and since problems occur.
Interesting. Something like 80 % of the worlds phosphate is in the Atlas mountains. Many think Morocco might be the hot spot for the next world war once we hit peak phosphorus and phosphate based fertilizer becomes the key limiting factor to human food production.
Interesting, didn't know about the phosphate occurences in the Atlas mountains.
The phosphate topic reminds me of the history of Nauru, one of the smallest countires on earth. People got rich from mining of Guano, but nowadays the Guano is gone ... and since problems occur.
It was in Tasmania, Australia
As a guest photo star I will go with this answer. :)