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    farmland may be reflected in reduced crop production potential‚ lower surface water quality and damaged drainage networks. Erosion by Water The rate and magnitude of soil erosion by water is controlled by the following factors: Rainfall Intensity and Runoff Both rainfall and runoff factors must be considered in assessing a water erosion problem. The impact of raindrops on the soil surface can break down soil aggregates and disperse the aggregate material. Lighter aggregate materials such as very

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    How to farm in a drought

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    the economy because they feed America efficiently. However‚ it can be very difficult to raise a sufficient crop in areas of hot and dry climate. Within the past 5-10 years we have also seen record heat temperatures in the summer season‚ and little rainfall throughout the year. NRCS National Agronomist Norm Widman states‚ “Without a plan in place‚ you’re left crossing your fingers for rain. Farmers and ranchers may suffer some loss‚ but their loss is greatly minimized‚” (USDA). There are three options

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    degradation. Some of these are human causes and some are physical causes. Overgrazing‚ deforestation‚ overpopulation‚ fertilizer and pesticide use and conflict are some examples of human causes. Some physical causes are rising temperatures‚ falling rainfall‚ wind‚ flash floods and topography. Soil degradation has many consequences on environment and populations. These consequences can occur in a short time period with little warning. These consequences can be both local or beyond the locality and most

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    a. The default value of 20 cm of rainfall is relatively low compared the range that the island may receive‚ which is anywhere between 0 cm to 100 cm. b. From an average of 20 cm of rainfall I would expect more hard seeds to be produced. 2. a. The beak size of 12 mm is relatively shallow compared to the available range from 10 mm to 30 mm. b. The shallow beak size of 12 mm is not suited for the hard seeds that are available because of the low rainfall of 20 cm. 3. The beak size went up

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    The Hydrology of Floods

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    FLOOD A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land which is usually dry.[1] The European Union (EU) Floods Directive defines a flood as a covering by water of land not normally covered by water.[2] In the sense of "flowing water"‚ the word may also be applied to the inflow of the tide. Flooding may occur as an overflow of water from water bodies‚ such as a river or lake‚ in which the water overtops or breaks levees‚ resulting in some of that water escaping its usual boundaries‚[3] or it may

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    difficult to navigate. Jungles are often found surrounding rainforests. Jungles are home to a wide range of plants and animals. Over half of the world’s species live in a jungle environment. Jungles are usually in warm places with high rainfall. The word ‘jungle’ comes from a Sanskrit word meaning ‘uncultivated land’. The saying “The Law of the Jungle” comes from Rudyard Kipling’s collection of stories called The Jungle Book‚ published in 1894. While lions have the nickname “The

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    No one can deny that car accident is huge problem nowadays. A car accident is part of an endless list of problems on the road. Car accidents can happen to drivers anytime‚ anywhere. In general‚ about twenty million people die or become injured due to car accidents each year nationwide. Among the car accidents‚ the teenage group is the only age group who is number of deaths is increasing instead of decreasing. Then why are the car accidents happening? Actually there are many causes and effects of

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    Unexpected approach On the day of January 15th 2010 the town of Green Bay‚ Wisconsin was witnessing one of its worst storms of the year. The snowfall was tumbling down‚ and the winds jolted you with their quick and frigid entrance. Crossing the street on a day like this could be a real struggle for anyone; however for an elderly man with a cane it is nearly impossible without any assistance. So the elderly man waited until one would approach him and kindly guide him across the street

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    close to the ground‚ where temperatures are highest. During warm months the plants begin to grow rapidly and will develop flowers and seeds when temperatures climb above 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit).By providing an insulating layer‚ snowfall are advantageous for tundra plants during cold winter months. Climate In the arctic tundra there are two seasons: winter and summer. In the summer‚ the sun is present almost 24 hours a day. This sun however‚ only warms the tundra up to a range

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    What Caused the Dust Bowl? The Dust Bowl was much more than an abnormal weather occurrence of wind and rain; It was actually the lack of rain. In ways farmers were hit the hardest because they lost all of their crops and everything on their farms. The Dust Bowl caused a bunch of problems in many different small towns and farms. Some families had to decide whether to move on away from their homes caused by the Dust Bowl or to stay and try to revive everything they had. There was nothing left in their

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