[Article] It's been described as "one of the best places for biodiversity on the planet". But there are fears the Atewa Range Forest Reserve in Ghana is under threat because of what's under the soil -- bauxite.
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The Atewa Range Forest Reserve is home to some of the world's most critically-endangered animals.
But under the ground are also large reserves of bauxite -- the mineral that makes the earth red and which is a key ingredient in making aluminium.
Ghana's government has signed a multi-billion dollar deal...
