Science, asked by Inderjeet11, 1 year ago

what is soil erosion

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Answered by nalavathramchand

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Explanation:SOIL EROSION :

✓ It is the process in which a land's top soil get removed due to various environmental and climatic faxtors.

✓ It is a threat to the soil and decreases soil fertility.

✓ deforestation is one of the main cause for soil erosion

Answered by sharmababita10021986

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destruction or removal of topsoil by the action of wind and water is called soil erosion

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