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In our continuing effort to display informative erosion links, this website caught our attention. Welcome to the homepage for the The Iowa Daily Erosion Project. Our project is a collaboration of scientists at Iowa State University, National Soil Erosion Research Lab, The National Soil Tilth Lab, and The University of Iowa. Our aim is to produce daily estimates of rainfall, runoff, and soil erosion for the state of Iowa. Our work is sponsored by Department of Agronomy's Path to the Future endowment. Visit their erosion site Enjoy! P.S. If you know of other sites similar to this, please contact us & receive a free subscription for your efforts.

Today, on your home page, we changed one of your headlines from "Government Websites" to Global Erosion to more accurately reflect the true nature of the beast called erosion Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth. It is known to produce greater biomass and 30% more oxygen than a hardwood forest of comparable size, while improving watersheds, preventing erosion, restoring soil, providing sweet edible shoots and removing toxins from contaminated soil. Ecologists tout bamboo as a renewable source of food and building material. Many promote bamboo planting for erosion prevention, and even to reverse the effects of global warming. About Bamboo

A "Watershed" category will soon be launched in your resources section

Erosion is the gradual wearing away of land by water, wind and general weather conditions. There are several types of erosion, including: An interesting and informative website that discusses erosion . Types of erosion : Surface erosion: the detachment and movement of soil particles by raindrops, wind, or runoff 2 . Fluvial erosion: the erosion caused by flowing water in rivers, streams, or channels 4 . Mass-movement erosion: the downward movement of soil or rock due to gravity, such as landslides or mudslides. Streambank erosion: the erosion of the banks of streams or rivers by water flow, sediment, or ice1. Wind erosion: the erosion of soil or rock by wind, especially in dry or sandy areas 5 . https://www.bing.com/search?FORM=U523DF&PC=U683&q=surface+erosion https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=K05Ns1Xm&id=08FD77646B5FFCF3254C1EF65DF5E61E7DA11712&thid=OIP.K05Ns1Xm3s_2QIxj686x_AHaE7&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2foddviser.com%2fphoto%2fcommon%...

Your website is honored to have Earth Cell Module – Innovative Technology to Prevent Beach Erosion as this month's featured website Each month we strive to promote a different erosion web site be-it a product, agency or any one of these categories If you have a suggestion or idea,or you would like to submit your site to be featured (@$0.00), please contact us and you will be re-paid with a free 6 month subscription if your reccommendation is facilited

Satellite images from high resolution satellite sensors and moderate resolution sensors can provide researchers and scientists with data for assessment and analysis of water temperature, salinity, shoreline changes, bathymetry and potential threats to our coasts. Assessments and predictive capabilities through satellite imagery from satellite sensors incorporated with GIS mapping are needed to predict onset of events that may significantly affect human health, critical wetlands and ecosystems and economic development. We added this new series of erosion photographs to your photo gallery of erosion Enjoy!

Land slides, flooding and soil erosion are some of the current worries, and sandy soil, steep slopes and nearby homes make the Santiago fire area a top concern, authorities said. Read Experts assess slide risk after fire

One of the most damaging effects of a wildfire to your land is soil erosion. Under normal circumstances, roots help to stabilize soil, while stems and leaves slow water down, giving it time to absorb or soak into the soil. These protective functions can be severely compromised or even eliminated by fires. In the aftermath of a fire, the potential for flooding, debris flows, and erosion is greatly increased. Fortunately there are many things you can do to protect your home or business from the damaging effects of a fire. The following resources are intended to assist you Read Erosion Control

In lieu of the tragic wildfires in Southern Ca, and the expected floods/landslides, view your " Guest commentar y"

Your " Topic of the Month " has been expanded to include "Stormwater Runoff" These two issues are inter-related and depend on the other Phytoremediation cleans-up the runoff residue trapped by silt fences and detention ponds If you wish to share your experience(s) , please do so trough our contact page

Tomorrow a new page will be launched "Student Spotlight on Erosion" If you have any recommendations, please forward them via our contact link 5% of all Google Adsense &10% of all subscription money will be earmarked as a donation to each school recommended, payable on a quarterly basis in the name of the student and his/her teacher