Erosion
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The process in which rock is worn away and transported by water, wind or ice
Real World Example
Erosion has always been significant in shaping landscapes and affecting human settlements throughout history. In recent times, erosion has been a concern due to its impact on agriculture, leading to loss of fertile soil and affecting food production. It responds to issues like deforestation and poor land management, which can worsen the problem. Today, erosion still matters because it can lead to problems like landslides and flooding in communities. For example, if a hillside near a neighborhood isn't properly managed, heavy rains could cause soil erosion, leading to dangerous landslides that threaten homes and safety.
Practice Version
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