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Soil erosion is a process where the top soil layer is washed away because of the effects of water or wind. An agricultural area

loses its topsoil because of excess flooding. What three actions can be taken to stop the erosion and conserve the fertility of the land?

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abruzzese [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

add plants and trees

Explanation:

they help hold the soil in place because of their roots

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