1. Reducing soil erosion: Percentage of land in moderate and severe soil erosion on agricultural land

2. The Problem of Soil Erosion

3. We've talked about the soil erosion.

4. Is soil erosion really a problem?

5. Crop rotation helps prevent soil erosion.

6. Tree cover would prevent further soil erosion.

7. Indicator 23: Soil erosion (group a/b/c)

8. Poor farming methods have contributed to increased soil erosion.

9. They also harbour wildlife and help prevent soil erosion.

10. The area is plagued by soil erosion and flooding.

11. Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

12. Essentially , soil erosion is the key causing rocky desertification.

13. Severe deforestation has accelerated soil erosion and reduced productivity.

14. Millions of acres of farmland were destroyed by soil erosion.

15. Without the trees, soil erosion in the area accelerated rapidly.

16. Soil erosion reduced up to 21 cubic meters per ha.

17. — the environmental impact of agriculture, soil erosion, and chemical pollution,

18. Actual soil erosion is stealing much precious topsoil earth wide.

19. 1 Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

20. Their dams help reduce soil erosion and can help reduce flooding.

21. We infer that they accumulated during periods of accelerated soil erosion.

22. 17 We infer that they accumulated during periods of accelerated soil erosion.

23. More trees are being planted for timber and to prevent soil erosion.

24. As one may be aware , forests extensively control soil erosion and landslides .

25. The extensive root system of grasses serves as a deterrent to soil erosion.

26. Pollution, mining, uncontrolled tourism and soil erosion caused by logging are to blame.

27. In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

28. 6 In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

29. Trees also prevent soil erosion by retaining water in the soil and hindering runoff.

30. 8 In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

31. Turkish Foundation for Combating Soil Erosion, for Reforestation and the Protection of Natural Habitats

32. Denudation of forests and severe soil erosion have led to heavy siltation of the lake .

33. GIS software is utilized to index resulting data and to extrapolate soil erosion sensitivity analysis.

34. Plant roots play an essential role in soil development and the prevention of soil erosion.

35. Short - sighted action of lumbering in a destructive manner destroys vegetation, and causes soil erosion.

36. In conclusion, there is a wide variety of social and physical contexts of soil erosion.

37. For agriculture, the most significant result of accelerated soil erosion is a reduction in productivity.

38. In contrast, acid loads from surface runoff and soil erosion were minor at this particular site.

39. The long - term social threat posed by uncontrolled soil erosion raises profound questions of intergenerational equity.

40. The question arises as to why there is so little official action to combat soil erosion.

41. Atrazine has also been used in conservation tillage systems to control weeds and reduce soil erosion

42. Windbreaks are made from trees and bushes and are used to reduce soil erosion and evapotranspiration.

43. In so doing they the limit susceptibility to surface sealing (a factor which accelerates soil erosion).

44. 29 In conclusion, there is a wide variety of social and physical contexts of soil erosion.

45. Mixtures of mineral preparations in the form of manures, Soil improvement agents, Preparations for controlling soil erosion

46. A copy of your soil erosion and/or salinity control plan will be required to issue payment.

47. In addition, the acacia tree is used extensively to provide animal fodder and to control soil erosion.

48. Soil Conservationist develops and implements policies and procedures for soil erosion control, moisture conservation, and sound land use

49. This quotation is one of the very few places in his work where he actually mentions soil erosion.

50. Many of these areas also suffer from extremely serious soil erosion, although reports and impressions seem to differ.

51. Naturally occurring events such as soil erosion, forest fires and dust from windstorms also contribute to airborne particles.

52. Another danger is soft soil or soil erosion, which may cause a sequoia to lean to one side.

53. In 1983 Lewes District Council spent ￡000 to alleviate the effects of soil erosion on a housing estate.

54. At this point the discussion shifts to the question of ideology in assessing the importance of soil erosion.

55. The basic problems are soil erosion and the drying up of foundations, coupled with powdering masonry and traffic vibrations.

56. There are problems related to the complex and varying manner in which symptoms of soil erosion appear through time.

57. Soil stabilizers composed of bonding agents and wood fiber, namely ground covers in loose material form, to control soil erosion

58. Threats to the environment today are numerous: deforestation, water and air pollution, soil erosion, desertification, acid rain and many more.

59. Although the increase in rainfall would aid irrigation, it would add to the problems of soil erosion and nutrient leaching.

60. In the Nilgiri district of Tamil Nadu about 680 sq km have been reported to be affected by soil erosion .

61. 8 Urbanization may cause the change of fluvial geomorphological process system and aggravate the soil erosion and the flood threat.

62. The main purpose of the list is to illustrate complexity and variety of political-economic and physical circumstances of soil erosion.

63. Constructing rows of turbines in strategic areas could reduce soil erosion and help to phase out the use of wood for fuel.

64. However the methodologies in assessing soil erosion hazard, as well as policy instruments, may well not be applicable outside the United States.

65. Even an innocent-looking cup of coffee creates soil erosion because of over-production on coffee plantations, and chronic water pollution during processing.

66. They say, you can't eat bits, and industrial agriculture has already given us massive soil erosion, huge coastal dead zones and ruined soil microbiomes.

67. Increased demand for timber resources for construction, shipbuilding and fuel had led to widespread deforestation, which resulted in forest fires, floods and soil erosion.

68. Biopolymer-treated soils enhance their soil strengthening , reduce their hydraulic conductivity , and improve soil dynamic properties and the resistance to soil erosion in geotechnical engineering

69. 17 Especially in the near decades, these reasons result in a series of ecological problems, such as pasture retrogression, vegetation sparsity , soil erosion and dust devil.

70. Sediment load in the coastal zones of South Asia is high, mainly as a result of soil erosion caused by poor land-use practices and construction activities.

71. Clarifications for the 2013 Rule on Stormwater Management and Soil Erosion and Sediment Control - December 23, 2014 1 List of Issues for Clarification (December 23, 2014) 1

72. In other words, Allogenic succession is the succession driven by abiotic factors such as volcanoes, flooding, forest fires, global warming, greenhouse effect, drought, earthquakes, non-anthropogenic climate change, leaching and soil erosion, etc.

73. Biosolids improve the physical, chemical and biological properties of soil by reducing soil erosion, increasing water-holding capacity, providing nutrients for plant growth, and providing food and energy necessary for promoting beneficial soil microorganisms

74. The ‘Long term ecological research program for monitoring aeolian soil erosion in Central Asia’ (Calter) project aimed to set the groundwork for long-term ecologic monitoring of Central Asia where natural conditions give rise to sand and dust storms.

75. Bamboos function as carbon sinks, agents in oxygen production, control of soil erosion, provision of organic matter, regulation of water levels in watersheds, conservation of biodiversity, landscape beautification, and a ready source of bamboo shoots for food, building materials, and shades.

76. Bunds are among the most common techniques used in agriculture to collect surface run-off, increase water infiltration and prevent soil erosion. Their principle is comparably simple: by building Bunds along the contour lines, water runoff is slowed down, which leads to increased water infiltration and enhanced soil moisture.

77. The art or act of cultivating; improvement of land for or by agriculture The heavy Cultivation of the hillside led to soil erosion.· The state of being cultivated or used for agriculture These fields are in Cultivation.· Devotion of time or attention to the improvement of (something) His steadfast Cultivation of their relationship finally bore fruit

78. An Afforested plantation composed of trees planted to shelter farmland and agricultural crops from the effects of wind, potentially reduce soil erosion, or serve as a source of fuelwood or income in an arid or semiarid agricultural environment is commonly called a shelterbelt.In this context, shelterbelts are commonly established as an element of an agroforestry system.