People change water environments in many ways, including draining areas of water to build structures, changing river flows, building dams and structures to control floods, and taking deposited sand from the ocean floor so ships can pass. Some of these changes, like building dams, cause erosion and deposition to slow down, while others may speed it up or cause other environmental effects.
People change water environments in many ways, including draining areas of water to build structures, changing river flows, building dams and structures to control floods, and taking deposited sand from the ocean floor so ships can pass. Some of these changes, like building dams, cause erosion and deposition to slow down, while others may speed it up or cause other environmental effects.
People change water environments in many ways, including draining areas of water to build structures, changing river flows, building dams and structures to control floods, and taking deposited sand from the ocean floor so ships can pass. Some of these changes, like building dams, cause erosion and deposition to slow down, while others may speed it up or cause other environmental effects.
ways. We drain areas of water. Then we build buildings in their place. We change the way that rivers flow. We build structures to stop floods. We build dams on rivers. The dams bring water to cities. Rivers deposit eroded soil and rock into the ocean. We take deposited sand from the ocean floor. We do this so ships can pass. Some of these changes cause erosion and deposition. Some of these changes slow down erosion and deposition.
Identify Underline which changes
you think people make that slows down erosion or deposition.