how does soil erosion harm humans?
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Soil erosion also reduces the ability of soil to store water and support plant growth, thereby reducing its ability to support biodiversity. Erosion promotes critical losses of water, nutrients, soil organic matter and soil biota, harming forests, rangeland and natural ecosystems.
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Soil erosion will greatly affect human and other living beings.
Reason:
The upper surface of the soil (humus) has a hive mineral and nutritive content which helps in growth of tiny plants to large trees and other insects.. When there is a soil erosion the upper layer is washed off and loses all the nutritional content. Thus it becomes impossible for plants to grow. When there is no growth of plant in the region, life cycle of other animals are also affected. There is a break in the food chain and thus we humans are affected.
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Reason:
The upper surface of the soil (humus) has a hive mineral and nutritive content which helps in growth of tiny plants to large trees and other insects.. When there is a soil erosion the upper layer is washed off and loses all the nutritional content. Thus it becomes impossible for plants to grow. When there is no growth of plant in the region, life cycle of other animals are also affected. There is a break in the food chain and thus we humans are affected.
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