The essential processes that continuously shape the surface of the Earth: weathering, erosion, and deposition. Weathering is the breakdown of rocks and minerals through physical (mechanical) and ...

Soil Erosion and Soil Degradation are two major factors affecting the quality of the soil. And according to UN reports, all of the world’s topsoil could be gone within the next 60 years.

The film explores the processes of erosion and weathering that shape landscapes over time. It illustrates how natural elements like wind, rain, and water gradually break down structures and ...

The differences in weathering profile development in association with slope aspect provide a natural experiment to unravel competing effects of weathering and erosion on landscape development.

These isotopes provide a nuanced chronometer, enabling researchers to decipher the interplay between chemical weathering and physical erosion in diverse geological settings.

The denudation of any landscape occurs by both physical means (i.e. mechanical weathering and erosion) and also chemical means (i.e. dissolution of minerals). The rates of these different processes ...

An unprecedented record of erosion rates dating back millions of years shows a significant time-lag between tectonic uplift and maximum erosion rates in the Argentine Precordillera mountains ...

An unprecedented record of erosion rates dating back millions of years shows a significant time-lag between tectonic uplift and maximum erosion rates in the Argentine Precordillera mountains ...