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pieces of soil or sand splash up and get carried away by the rainwater. Over time, this can wear away the ground

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glaciers are giant sheets of ice that slowly move. As they move, they can scrape the land, carrying rocks and soil with them

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When we cut down trees, build houses, or dig up the ground for farming, we can make the land more vulnerable to erosion because we remove the plants that help hold the soil together, human footprint make tracks that moves the land

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like deserts, the wind can pick up tiny grains of sand or soil and blow them around. This can change the shape of the land

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Sometimes, the ground gives way and things like rocks, dirt, or even whole chunks of land can slide down the hill

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The activities of plants and animals can contribute to erosion. Tree roots, for example, can dislodge soil, and burrowing animals can alter the landscape

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Different things cause the Earth's surface to become different

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Different things cause the Earth's surface to become different

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Can be bad for the environment e.g loss of coastal land

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Can be bad for the environment e.g loss of coastal land

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Cause: Walkers indenting the trails causing it to fade away with footprint

Effect: moves topsoil, changes animals biological habitat, erodes land

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Cause: Human trail walking up the rock using the path

Effect: Indents rock to leave trail on sacred space, removes small layers of sandstone that can't be replaced