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Water beats down on the rock for such a long time, it carries pieces of the rock with it. For example, a waterfall. This waterfall is very high, and the water is falling at a very fast speed. ! It hits rock. Now over time, with such force, the rock will break down and erosion occurs. This is how we get sedimentary rock my friend.
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How can landfills pollute the water?
erotion
How will Kakadu National Park change in the future?
it will be polluted and there will be erotion. Because to many people are visiting kakadu and they are dumping their rubbish everywhere and there be erotion it will be polluted and there will be erotion. Because to many people are visiting kakadu and they are dumping their rubbish everywhere and there be erotion
What do you call the changing from rocks to soil?
erotion
What causes erotion and what can be done to prevent it?
wind fall
How do floods change earth surface?
because of pirointracive erotion
What problems does salinity cause to the environment?
salt absorbs moisture from the ground this prevents plant growth also salt crystals are sharp and damage tender growth this causes erotion.
What is gully gully erosin?
gully erotion is something that makes trenches
What method can reduce soil erotion?
Planting trees and vegetation stabilises the soil and prevents erosion.
Three factors that increase soil erotion?
Soil erosion is influenced by three factors: wind, water, and condition of the soil.It is easy to see how wind and water move soil away from the top of the earth, but condition of the soil is a little different. Soil condition is affected by season (wet or dry), by drought, and by fire, and by man. All of these can and do cause soils to be denuded. When soil is denuded, it is far more susceptible to erosion from wind and water.
What is the course of acid rain?
the courses of acid rain are: polution rain flooding air polution erotion
How do dams help soil conservation?
Dams actually increase soil erotion. They trap sediment that would usually flow down river and increased economic activity around a dam usually leads to deforestation, road building, and other commercial activity that increases erotion.
What is a erotion?
There seems to be a typo in your question. If you meant "erosion," it refers to the process of wearing away soil and rock by natural forces like water, wind, and ice. Erosion can have environmental impacts on landscapes and can be influenced by human activities.
