Sentence examples similar to made erosion from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that this accelerated soil loss is equivalent to less than 1 mm (0.04 inch) of soil depth, making erosion damage very difficult to observe over short time spans.

The hazard assessment shows that 61percentt of Karnataka's coastline has a high or very high inherent hazard of erosion, making erosion the most prevalent coastal hazard.

Understand what makes erosion worse.

In conclusion, distinctions are commonly made between erosion into enamel and erosion into dentine.

He saw that traditional wooden bulkheads worked well at holding back waves but made beach erosion worse.

The only option for Mr Gaidar and his team was to abolish price regulation and allow free trade.Price liberalisation made the erosion of Russians' savings visible, and was hugely painful.

Installed by the Army Corps about 40 years ago, they are widely blamed for making the erosion worse.

Jay Tanski, a coastal geologist for the New York Sea Grant Program, said it was difficult to take the long-term effects of rising sea level into account when making coastal erosion policies.

I had recently made a documentary for the BBC on man-made erosion on the beach in Montrose, and that got me interested in the environment of the coast and dune systems.

To assess the effects of forest management on soil erosion in Southeast Asia, clear distinctions must be made between surface erosion and landslide processes.

Tillage erosion dominated the soil redistribution, with smaller contributions made by water erosion in the ET landscape.