Examination of the Types of Erosion and Introduction of Protective Measures to Prevent Soil Loss

Mohammad Beykzade; Sepide Beykzade

doi:10.2478/amset-2019-0014

Abstract

Soil erosion is the most important challenge of the biosphere. Soil is one of the most important and most valuable natural resources. It meets the essential needs of the world. If the soil is not well preserved, then hunger will conquer all over the globe. This article tried to identify types of erosion and provide solutions to prevent it to protect this main material by examining the effects and results.

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Examination of the Types of Erosion and Introduction of Protective Measures to Prevent Soil Loss

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