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Erosion Rates In European Alps Declining In More Recent Years Compared To Holocene Period, Study Says
Experts observe that erosion rates in European Alps have declined in the recent years. Read more here.
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Coastal Erosion Endangers North Carolina's Famous Beaches
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Oroville Dam Crisis Not Over Yet, America's Tallest Dam May Not Withstand Incoming Storm
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Normal Weather Erodes Vulnerable Salt Marshes More Than Hurricanes
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Agricultural Practices That Caused Dust Bowl Continue To Impact Nation's Soil Quality, Researchers Say
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Discovering the Next Big Fossil: At-Home Paleontology?
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Google Earth and a 2.6-Million-Year-Old Dust Site
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1000 Years of Erosion Happened in One Storm?
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Soil Loss Threatens Food Security
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Hawaii's Beautiful Beaches Are Vanishing
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Famous Alamo is Fading Away
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