Sentence examples for eroding areas from inspiring English sources

A total of 89.7 Mg SOC was lost during soil erosion processes at a rate of 0.17 Mg ha−1 yr−1 and accounted for approximately 30% of the total eroded SOC exported from the eroding areas.

These works proved that these techniques provided very good information about eroding areas, such as soil types, lithological units, and vegetation cover, with reasonable costs and accuracy.

The labile SOC-sand aggregates were concentrated in the depositional areas above the hedgerows whereas the stable SOC-clay aggregates were found in the eroding areas between the hedgerows.

A key requirement for effective coastal zone management is good knowledge of historical rates of change and the ability to predict future shoreline evolution, especially for rapidly eroding areas.

In 2006, a workshop was convened in Gisborne by the East Coast Forestry Project (ECFP) (O'Loughlin et al. [2008]) with the aim to develop written guidelines outlining specifications for the treatment of eroding areas where poplar/willow pole planting could result in a successful erosion control outcome.

Soil samples taken from actively eroding areas within Fletcheras Rake, one of the earliest documented lead mines in the area, suggest that the reworking and redistribution of sediments from former mining sites are releasing heavily contaminated sediments into the wider hydrological catchment.

The assumption that runoff is produced uniformly over the eroding area underlies the traditional use of Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) and the revised version of it, the RUSLE.

Those rough-tough guys also planted more than 200,000 trees and shrubs to beautify and restore eroded areas.

Weeping love grass, native to South Africa, was introduced elsewhere as an ornamental and later was used to reclaim abandoned or eroded areas formerly under cultivation.

The D.E.P. would bring in sand to shore up particularly eroded areas in time for this summer's tourist season, he said.

The county has planted beach grass over the years to strengthen the dunes and has deposited sand in the eroded areas.