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Written by: Clay Risen
A huge dam nearing construction will bring much-needed development to the region. But at what cost?
The town of Puerto Maldonado lies about 600 miles east of Lima, Peru, but locals call it the Wild West. Gold-buying offices line its main avenues. Bars fill the side streets, offering beer and cheap lomo saltado-stir-fried meat and vegetables served with rice and French fries. Continue Reading » * You have 3 free previews per magazine issue Write Your Comment
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