Soil erosion

The removal and transportation of soil particles as a result of water, wind, or other physical disturbances is known as soil erosion. Water erosion tends to

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An eye-opening article that sheds light on the devastating effects of soil erosion and degradation on our environment and what we can do to prevent it.

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Soil is the foundation of permaculture gardens, so it is vital to prevent the loss of soils through erosion. Luckily, there are a variety of commonly-used

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Healthy garden soil is well colonized by microorganisms that, in turn, maintain and release nutrients to the plants above. Air and water are central to this important balance. 📸 Dylan de Jonge/Unsplash

Ready to become smitten by soil? Here are seven facts about soil health that will change how you look at it forever.

Deposition is the process by which rocks, sand and sediment are deposited by the forces of erosion. Deposition is intimately tied to the processes of weathering and erosion. First, rocks are broken down into small pieces. This process is known as "weathering." Small pieces of dirt and sand are then picked up by forces of nature in a process known as "erosion." When those sediments are left in a new place, this is called "deposition."

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Soil conservation is the movement to keep soil healthy, fertile and productive, as well as protecting it from erosion and deterioration. Learn about different methods of soil conservation here.

Nearly half of the Earth is vulnerable to desertification. Learn where and why desertification happens, as well as what can be done to prevent it.

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Soil erosion in Tanzania. Fertile soil is being lost around the world at a rate of 24bn tonnes a year.

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