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What changes in weather can climate change bring?

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If rocks & soil are broken down quicker, what might happen to the ability to grow plants or crops in that soil?

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What makes soil "high quality" or good for growing things?

If soil quality drops... how could that affect farmers?

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What could happen to crops if the soil can't hold water?

What if the soil had no nutrients?

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I believe that if the rocks and soil are broken down quicker, the plants and crop's ability to grow in the soil would increase. I believe this is due to the roots of the crops/plants being able to expand more allowing more nutrients to be absorbed. However, if there are too many rocks, the soil is no longer good quality, causing crops/plants to die off.

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I believe due to the little to no rain that we have, it cause there to be little to no physical weathering in the end

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Climate change causes more/less rain which in turn causes more erosion and weathering. More weathering causes bad soil quality and the crops depend on healthy soil. Not having a good ecosystem then increases climate change

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causes more damaging weather which causes more erosion

too much rain can draw out the good nutrients

climate change causes drought

pollution causes soil degradation

lots of rain

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Climate change can affect the soil due to the temperatures changing too often for the plants to stay in homeostasis. This would cause the plants to die off, leaving more ground exposed. If more ground is exposed, more heat is absorbed. This will lead to the Earth warming up quickly.

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Erosion takes away the top soil which causes less fertile soil to run off and crops can't grow.

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If crops can hold water erosion would occur. If the soil had no nutrients, then the plants wouldn be recieving the nutriets they need in order to grow.

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Dry soil leads to less nutrients in the soil.

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good healthy soil helps crops grow

If the soil quality isn't as good the crops don't grow as good

drought can make a build-up of salts happen (Salinization)

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If soil can not hold water, plants would not be able to absorb the water in the soil, like they normally do. This would cause the plant to dry out, leading eventually to plant death. If the soil had no nutrients, crops/plants would not be able to survive due to not receiving the proper nutrients.

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Dry soil: crops don't have what they need to grow.

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Weathering & Erosion can cause soil damage

Due to drought more erosion

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The soi is considered high quality if it is able to maintain water and its nutrients. However, it is also considered good if it has a good growth rate- crops/plants. However, if the quality drops this would decrease the production of crops. This would lead to no income for the farmer.

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A rise in earths temperature is leading to many unusual weather events such as extreme heat, droughts, flooding, intensified and more frequent hurricanes.

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Drought load crop issues

a to much amount of rain drowns out good soil

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weather is plant worthy or not

connected to weathering and erosion

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Dry soil is more likely to be eroded

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Dry soil is more likely to be eroded

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The amount of nutrients in the soil and its absorbtion ability makes it high quality. If the soil quality is low, the crops won´t get enough nutrients and wouldn´t be able to hold as much water.

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the climate slowly changes throughout time

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If there is excessive erosion very quick, the topsoil weathers which is the most fertile layer and vital for crops to grow in.

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Poor crop roation can cause less nutrients to be in the soil affecting the soil quality and crop yield.

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Erosion can carry pesticides causing crop issues and pollution

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Erosion washes away soil and rock materials and creates new soil.

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Crop yield would significantly decrease or deplete completely if the soil couldn't hold water and nutrients.

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climate change causes droughts, causing land/ crop issues

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Soil is made of the eroded rock and soil material

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increase in temp/extreme weather causing more extreme erosion

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The higher the soil quality the better crops will grow better, increase in food production.

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weathering+ erosion creates soil