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    The Control on Nature

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    increase is due to a slight imbalance between sedimentation by the river‚ and sinking of the delta due to consolidation of deeper sediments. The balance has been upset by the construction of levees and dams along the Mississippi River leading to rapid erosion of the Mississippi River delta in Louisiana.

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    for this loss‚ they are still left in shock by the invasion of industrial culture on their once simple lives. Soil erosion is another consequence of deforestation. Although these forests appear to be flourishing‚ the soils beneath are very poor. The problem is that once forests have been cut down‚ crucial nutrients are washed out of the soil completely. This leads to soil erosion. When there are no trees to keep the soil in place‚ it dries and cracks under the sun’s heat. If the soil temperature

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    The Rock Cycle

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    surface‚ the eroding or weathering process begins. Physical and chemical reactions caused by contact with air‚ water‚ and organic entities cause the rocks to break down. Erosion occurs once rocks are broken down; wind‚ moving water‚ and glaciers carry pieces of the rocks away. Moving water is the most conventional vehicle of erosion; every year tons of sediment is carried by major rivers from the mountains to the oceans (Home Training Tools 2012 para.6). Under normal conditions‚ the force created

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    Lemurs In Madagascar

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    creation of pastureland‚ cropland‚ and degradation of the soil due to fire and clearing by humans is the agricultural changes on Madagascar. Soil erosion caused by slash-and-burn farming also forms the other changes in Madagascar that brings forth challenges to lemurs. As a conclusion‚ high deforestation rate and increased human population and erosion form the main changes that challenge the existence of lemurs in Madagascar.

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    2010 SCI/245 Deserts and Glaciers Deserts cover about one-third of the earth’s surface and have unique geologic features that cannot be found in more humid environments. The features found in deserts are mostly formed by wind and water erosion. Desserts are usually created because they are located in a dry region downwind of a mountain range caused by air losing its moisture as it passes over mountains‚ also known as a rain shadow. Rocks of different hardness and strength weather

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    Tractor Data Sheet

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    MAXXUM® SERIES TRACTORS 100 - 140 RATED HP Every single day‚ you demand more. More from the land. More from yourself More from your equipment. . Which is why we also demand more. More powerful engines. More productivityboosting features. More approachable and knowledgeable Case IH experts. And we do all this to better serve you and the needs of your operation. Powerful ‚ versatile and economical ‚ the Maxxum tractor is a multi-purpose workhorse that offers you more. More flexibility

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    Effects of Deforestation

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    Effects of Deforestation The subject of deforestation and the effects that it has on the environment have been heavily debated for a long time; particularly over the last few years. Governments and large lumber companies see large profits in the mass deforestation of forests and state that their actions are having few‚ if any‚ harmful effects on the environment. Most people disagree with this and think that the environmental effects are devastating and will become irreversibly disastrous in the

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    rocks to form caves and to move rock and soil to other places. By doing this is causes major erosion. Erosion is very bad because it slowly breaks away soil‚ and takes out all the nutrients that plants need to survive. Below is a picture of a rain drain next to a road and is where all the run off from rain goes. Natural actions can affect the Earth’s surface in many ways. Things such as weathering and erosion causes plants to die. Things that cause this is water‚ wind‚ and ice. Soil formation could

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    Valley of Fire and Red Rock Canyon Red Rock Canyon is presently located 5 miles west of Las Vegas‚ Nevada. It is 197‚000 acres within the Mojave Desert. The canyon is one of several in the state with the name Red Rock‚ this one is located on the east side of Spring Mountain‚ the flat land rises to a great colorful escarpment‚ formed along a fault zone (the Keystone Thrust) with several peaks over 8‚000 feet‚ and including huge cliffs and ravines composed of bands of gray Paleozoic carbonates

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    The per-acre farmland value decreased by 28% in high-erosion counties‚ and 17% in medium-erosion counties‚ relative to that of the low-erosion counties. Even over the long-term‚ the agricultural value of the land often failed to recover to pre-Dust Bowl levels. In highly eroded areas‚ less than 25% of the original agricultural losses were recovered

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