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While it is no more vulnerable than anywhere else, the fact that it is a small island means that proportionally the there is more coastline than for a larger island. Also many of the rocks from which it is comprised are relatively soft and the monocline running though the island sets them at an inclination which means that wave action can remove allot of material. However compare errosional rates on the island to those seen in Norfolk and you will see that relatively the island is not suffering too badly.
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One of the reasons for soil erosion is?
deforestation. Clearing trees and vegetation from an area can leave the soil vulnerable to erosion by wind and water. The roots of plants help hold the soil in place, so removing them can lead to increased erosion.
What are the activities of man that may contribute to erosion?
We should not leave the land barren but do some fielding on it so that the nutrients present in the soil does not leave the soil during rainy season and the soil can be protected with its nutrients and erosion could not take place
Can you give me a good sentence for erosion?
The rock was so old it had lots of erosion.
How do living things cause erosion?
By eating the plants there if they are a herbivor and walking around so they may be always walking in the same place so slowly they start t wear away the land with their feet When animals that burrow under ground are over populated, they can fill a section of land with so many tunnels and holes that the ground begins to collapse and is more easily washed away.
Why is erosion more common in areas where there is little vegetation?
Oh, dude, that's like asking why pizza is more popular than broccoli. So, like, erosion happens when wind or water swoops in and steals all the dirt, right? And, like, when there's no plants around to hold the soil together with their roots, it's like an all-you-can-eat buffet for erosion. So, yeah, erosion parties hard in places where there's no greenery to crash the party.
How does over-farming an overgrazing make some lands vulnerable to wind erosion?
Well it makes the land vulnerable to wind erosion because it has been Over-grazed so many times causing the soil to loose nutrients which in turn loosens it up and Over-Farming is just like over grazing except for the fact the same soil is used so much it loose the Nutrients and Fertility which makes that lan in particular vulnerable to Wnd Erosion.
How does over farming make some lands vulnerable to wind erosion?
Well it makes the land vulnerable to wind erosion because it has been Over-grazed so many times causing the soil to loose nutrients which in turn loosens it up and Over-Farming is just like over grazing except for the fact the same soil is used so much it loose the Nutrients and Fertility which makes that lan in particular vulnerable to Wnd Erosion.
One of the reasons for soil erosion is?
deforestation. Clearing trees and vegetation from an area can leave the soil vulnerable to erosion by wind and water. The roots of plants help hold the soil in place, so removing them can lead to increased erosion.
Is there a Pickfords Depot on the Isle Of Wight?
I don't think so but you do see Pickfords vans on the Isle Of Wight
Why was there so many dinosaurs in the isle of wight?
Jesus
Which creature suffers form isle of wight disease?
Honey bees. It was a disease which started in the Isle of Wight in 1909. It had never been known before so didn't have a name so they called it Isle of Wight disease. Its modern name is acarine.
How is the color of paper made?
because paper molicus only exsept wight light so it shows up wight superpimp7
Does the Isle of wight have restaurants?
the isle of wight has a population of over 100,000 people, so it's pretty safe to say that yes, there are restaurants here.
Why are the isle of wight needles so famous?
because they are a great destination ^^
Why are schools so vulnerable to virus worms?
schools and businesses are so vulnerable to worms because they don't have enough money to pay for a firewall
How long does it take on a airoplane from London to the Isle of Wight?
There isn't a commercial airport on the Isle of Wight so it isn't possible to fly there. It's only about 80 miles from London.
Is erosion constructive destructive?
Erosion is construtive and destructive! Without erosion, we wouldn't have the fertile plainlands we find so useful.
