Since physical and chemical erosion yield comparable carbon fluxes, studying both together is essential to avoid biases in erosion-driven carbon flux estimates.

Erosion is a persistent challenge that affects landscapes, shorelines, and construction sites. Without proper mitigation, ...

Al-Ansari, N. , Sissakian, V. and Elias, Z. (2025) Soil Erosion in Al-Adhaim River Basin, Central Part of Iraq. Engineering, ...

Some areas of the British coastline are more vulnerable to coastal erosion than others. Coastal landforms are affected by a range of factors. Some of these factors slow down or speed up the rate ...

Erosion is also promoted by the otherwise valuable ... and by the improper placing of drains. Other factors which contribute to the problem are the practice of short-period tenancy, which gives ...

Many data sets showing adverse effects of erosion on crop yield have been collected (e.g., Table 3), yet data interpretation is often confounded by factors such as differences in antecedent soil ...

Coastal erosion is the process of the sea wearing away the land. There are four processes which could cause erosion on a cliff: ...

Recently, the cities of Westport and Ocean Shores decided to join forces under the Grays Harbor County umbrella to combat common erosion problems ... account several factors including coastal ...

“We've got sections (that) actually erode at more like 15 feet per year, just because of the topography and the factors in this ... what’s happening with the erosion and everything ...

though sea level rise is a primary factor in changing and degrading most of Hawaii’s shorelines. “Therefore, generally speaking, coastal erosion is a continuing and worsening problem,” she said.