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  • What Is Erosion? Erosion Is Defined As Removal of Rocks and Soil by Wind, Water, Ice and Gravity. Wind, Water, Ice and Gravity Are Also Known As The Agents of Erosion. Erosion Made by Human Beings

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    Erosion is defined as the removal of rocks and soil by wind, water, ice and gravity which are known as the agents of erosion. Human activities like livestock grazing, farming, hiking, horseriding and mountain biking can also damage vegetation and contribute to erosion when combined with natural forces. The extent and speed of erosion is determined by both natural forces and human impacts on the environment.

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    Erosion is defined as the removal of rocks and soil by wind, water, ice and gravity which are known as the agents of erosion. Human activities like livestock grazing, farming, hiking, horseriding and mountain biking can also damage vegetation and contribute to erosion when combined with natural forces. The extent and speed of erosion is determined by both natural forces and human impacts on the environment.

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    What Is Erosion? Erosion Is Defined As Removal of Rocks and Soil by Wind, Water, Ice and Gravity. Wind, Water, Ice and Gravity Are Also Known As The Agents of Erosion. Erosion Made by Human Beings

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    Erosion is defined as the removal of rocks and soil by wind, water, ice and gravity which are known as the agents of erosion. Human activities like livestock grazing, farming, hiking, horseriding and mountain biking can also damage vegetation and contribute to erosion when combined with natural forces. The extent and speed of erosion is determined by both natural forces and human impacts on the environment.

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    What is Erosion? Erosion is defined as removal of rocks and soil by wind, water, ice and gravity.

    Wind, water, ice and gravity are also known as the agents of erosion. erosion made by human beings
    . Livestock grazing, farmers vehicles, hikers boots, horseriding and mountain bikes can all play a part in damaging the vegetation. These factors, combined with natural forces, determine the extent of erosion and the speed at which it occurs.

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