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<span>Desertification is the cancer of the earth,” Argentine geographer Elena Abraham told IPS. “It is a process of degradation that does not manifest itself in spectacular ways but furtively advances, and by the time it is visible there is nothing to be done, and people have to move away, in search of an alternative.”</span>

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Abelsonite

Abenakiite-(Ce)

Abernathyite

Abhurite

Abramovite

Althausite

Althupite

Altisite

Alum-(K)

Aluminite

Aluminium

Alunite

Alunogen

Amakinite

Amarantite

Amblygonite

Ameghinite

Amesite

Amicite

Amphibole (mineral group)

Analcime (analcite)

Anandite

Anapaite

Anatase

Ancylite (mineral group)

Andalusite

Andersonite

Andesine

Andorite (IV/VI)

Andradite

Andyrobertsite

Anglesite

Anhydrite

Ankerite

Annabergite

Annite

Anorthite

Anorthoclase

Antarcticite

Anthonyite

Anthophyllite

Antigorite

Antimony

Antitaenite

Antlerite

Apachite

Apatite (mineral group)

Aphthitalite

Apophyllite

Aragonite

Arcanite

Archerite

Arctite

Arcubisite

Ardaite

Arfvedsonite

Argentite

Argutite

Argyrodite

Armalcolite

Arsenic

Arseniosiderite

Arsenoclasite

Arsenolite

Arsenopyrite

Arthurite

Artinite

Artroeite

Ashburtonite

Ashoverite

Asisite

Astrophyllite

Atacamite

Athabascaite

Atheneite

Aubertite

Augelite

Augite

Aurichalcite

Auricupride

Aurostibite

Austinite

Autunite

Avicennite

Avogadrite

Awaruite

Axinite (mineral group)

Azurite

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Antozonite (variety of fluorite)

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Argentite (high temperature form of acanthite)

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